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Rezone/CUP
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CUP
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02326
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Dunn Township
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313-18 <br /> D. Specific Criteria For Temporary,Unconfined Conservation BMPs shall be used above stacking <br /> Stacks of Manure and Derivatives Outside the sites to divert overland flow,and below stacking <br /> Animal Production Area sites to provide containment or buffering to <br /> downstream channels and lakes. <br /> This includes solid type manure and derivatives <br /> that are deposited for subsequent loading and The maximum amount of manure that is stacked <br /> spreading.Waste material having less than 16% on any one field shall be limited to the nutrient <br /> solids shall not be stacked in the field.Storage of needs of fields adjacent to the stacking site in <br /> these materials shall be in facilities meeting the accordance with a 590 nutrient management <br /> criteria in section V.B.1 and 2.Criteria for plan. <br /> unconfined waste stacks are shown in Table 10. <br /> Table 10-Temporary,Unconfined Stacks of Manure and Derivatives Outside the Animal Production Area <br /> 1. Waste Consistencies Note t <br /> >32%Solids 16%to 32%Solids.N°te2 <br /> _2 ,Size&Stacking Period_ - _____ __ __-________:__ <br /> Stacking Period-___-- —months <br /> .�_. 8 months 8 months <br /> -----------------------—Maximum <br /> Volume/Stack <40,000 cu ft. <15,000 cu ft. <br /> Maximum Number of Stacks/40 acres.Note 3 — — —-- ------ <br /> Frequency of Stacking Site Use I year out of 2 1 year out of 3 <br /> 3.;Hydrologic Sa l Groups'+ <br /> BorC BorC <br /> -4. Subsurface Separation Distance._ <br /> Subsurface Saturation `—" __ 3 ft.—_-___--_.. >3 ft. <br /> Bedrock >3 ft. >5 ft.--- <br /> 5 -Surface Separation Distance__ <br /> We Note 4 >250 ft. >250 ft. <br /> Lakes - ---------- ----------------- <br /> __— > 1,000 ft. >1,000 ft. <br /> Sinkholes,or other Karst Features. > 1,000 ft. > <br /> — — — - 1,000 <br /> ft_ <br /> Quarries 2 1,000 ft. > 1,000 ft. <br /> _.. Streams ---- -- -- —_....— - --— 300 ft. ._..._._-->500 ft. <br /> Wetlands and Surface Inlets >300 ft. __ >500 ft. <br /> — _Areas of Concentrated Flow > 100 ft. >300 ft. <br /> —_Land Slope Down Gradient of Stack <6% <3% <br /> Floodplain --- -- -- — ———- 100 ft. --- >300 ft. <br /> Tile lines -40 ft. >—40 ft. <br /> NOSe t Refer to AWMFH,Figure 9-1 for consistency values and Chapter 4 for%solids,for specific livestock types. <br /> Note 2 16%to 32%solids represents waste at near saturation conditions where additions of free water from runoff,rain,or <br /> snowmelt can result in liquid flow conditions. <br /> Note 3 The separation distance between stacks shall be at least 100 feet. <br /> NOte 4 Community water system wells may require larger separation distances(see NR 812). <br /> NRCS,WI <br /> 1/14 <br />
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