The following general site management practices must be followed:
(A) Application of septage is not allowed on areas of a site ponded with water or septage.
(B) Septage cannot be applied by spraying from public roads or across road right-of-ways.
(C) The application area must be clearly identified with flags, stakes, or other easily-seen markers at the time of application to identify the site boundaries, separation distances, and unsuitable application areas within the site. Where site boundaries can be identified by field roads, fences, other natural markers, and the like, identification is not necessary.
(D) All septage that is land applied must be uniformly distributed over the area of the site used during application.
(E) A distribution device (splash plate or spreader) is required on the application vehicle so that even application of septage is possible and application rate limits can be met.
(F) Measures must be taken to ensure that septage remains where it was applied and does not run off and concentrate in low areas of the field or run off the site.
(G) The application vehicle must be moving at all times during application.
(H) Winter applications cannot occur unless measures are taken that allow septage to be applied evenly over the application area. This generally means that fields must be plowed or cleared of snow in some way.
(Ord. 1, passed 3-25-2015)