Idaho Administrative Code
Title IDAPA 02 - Agriculture, Department of
Rule 02.04.30 - RULES GOVERNING ENVIRONMENTAL AND NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT
Subchapter C - AGRICULTURE ODOR MANAGEMENT
Section 02.04.30.361 - CONTENTS OF AN ODOR MANAGEMENT PLAN

Universal Citation: ID Admin Code 02.04.30.361

Current through September 2, 2024

Contents of an OMP for an agricultural operation shall include all relevant information as required by the Department.

01. Scaled Vicinity Map. A map that shall include all residences, public use areas, roads, general topography of the area, and other pertinent agricultural operations within a two (2) mile radius of the facility.

02. Manure Management System. A detailed description of the present manure handling systems including timing, frequency, duration, volumes, dimensions, and flow rates where applicable for the following:

a. Manure cleaning systems.

b. Manure transfer systems.

c. Manure separation systems.

03. Scaled Site Plan. A site plan showing all buildings, housing facilities, waste/manure storage areas, piping, feed storage areas, and roadways.

04. Land Application System. A detailed description of the present management practices and methods used to make land application including:

a. Timing, frequency, and duration of practices.

b. Proximity of land application sites to residential and public use areas.

05. Climatic Data. A description of the typical climatic conditions for a minimum period of two (2) years that exist in the geographical area of the operation or have been recorded on-site for the operation including:

a. Wind Speed and direction(s).

b. Temperature range.

c. Relative humidity range.

d. Precipitation data.

06. Facility Odor Sources. A list of all primary odor sources located on the operation with a general ranking of low, moderate, or high with respect to overall odor production along with an explanation of why it is listed as a source and the reasoning for the overall ranking.

07. Tiered Implementation. A three-tier process shall be used to reduce odor production from the facility with each tier containing a list of the primary BMPs and BATs that are going to be implemented by the facility. For each tier BMP and BAT listed, the plan shall include, but not be limited to:

a. Process of how the BMP or BAT will be designed or managed.

b. Implementation schedule that defines when the BMP or BAT will be implemented on the facility and justification for why this time frame was chosen.

c. Monitoring program that will be implemented to evaluate the effectiveness of the BMP or BAT, with quantitative or qualitative reduction goals.

08. Public Involvement. This section shall describe how the public in the area of the facility will be involved in the implementation or evaluation of the OMP.

09. Timeframe for Review of OMP. A designated period of time when each tier of the plan will be evaluated to determine if further implementation is necessary, how each tier will be evaluated, which Department staff will conduct the review, and a period of time in which the agricultural operation will attain full compliance with the plan.

Effective July 1, 2024

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