Attachment C - EGLE Agricultural Use Agreement Site Identification Form.pdf

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Platte River Fish Hatchery Sludge Removal Contract
Solicitation number
RFP - 751 - 230000002643
Issued by
Benzie County, Bergland CDP, Michigan

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This document is an Agricultural Use Approval Site Identification Form from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) Materials Management Division. It provides details on the requirements for obtaining approval to land apply agricultural waste on a specific site. The form requires information on the site location, ownership, soil characteristics, and intended crops and application methods. Attachments such as a Farm Services Agency map, soil test analysis, plat map, and soil survey map must be provided to complete the application. The form is applicable to sites in Benzie County and Bergland CDP, Michigan under the state's Part 115 Solid Waste Management rules.

The pricing and funding details are not specified in this document, as it is focused on the site identification and approval process rather than a contract opportunity. The document does not mention any incumbents, set-asides, or other salient pricing or contracting information.

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MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, GREAT LAKES, AND ENERGY

MATERIALS MANAGEMENT DIVISION

AGRICULTURAL USE APPROVAL

SITE IDENTIFICATION FORM

Applicable Rule: Part 115, Solid Waste Management, of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act, 1994 PA 451, as amended, and the rules promulgated pursuant to Part 115; specifically, R 299.4111 of the Part 115 administrative rules.

Complete the following information and provide the attachments listed below for each new site or existing site that has not had a Site Identification Form with attachments submitted to the EGLE since January 1, 2019. Please amend any previous Site Identification Forms when it becomes known that any of the information requested below has changed (i.e., new landowner).

Environmental Assistance Center Michigan.gov/EGLE Phone: 800-662-9278 Page 1 of 1 EQP5230 (10/19

FACILITY NAME AGRICULTURAL USE APPROVAL NUMBER

SITE IDENTIFICATION FORM

A. Site ID (Assigned by generator)

Waste Data System ID# Street or Route #

B. County/Township:

County Township

C. State Planar Coordinates: 1/4 1/4

Section Town Range

D. Lat/Long (5 numbers past decimal point):

Latitude Longitude Method Used (i.e., GPS, topo)

E. Site Ownership

Name of Owner Phone

Street or P.O. Box

City or Town State Zip

A written agreement from the owner to land apply is required. Do you have one?

Yes

No. One will be obtained.

Describe how to find the site.

Will the site be used for winter application?

Yes No

Name of Lessee (if different) Phone

Street or P.O. Box

City or Town State Zip

F. Site Characteristics Site Type

Agricultural

Forest

Reclamation Site

Lawn/Home Garden

Soils Information

Date of last soils analysis

*Phosphorous units

Potassium units pH Soil type(s)

*300 lb/ac Bray P1 maximum

Expected crops/vegetation to be grown

Crop/Vegetation Nitrogen Requirement lbs. N/acre lbs. N/acre lbs. N/acre Percent slope

Highest percent slope of the site?

0-6%

6-12%

*Higher (Requires an approved site reclamation plan)

Total acreage of site

Acreage allowed for land application

(Total acreage minus any setback for property lines, homes, water bodies, etc.)

Application Rate gal/acre ton/acre

Application Method

Surface Spreading Subsurface Injection

If agricultural, is the site tiled?

Yes No NA

On an attached sheet provide a copy of the following:

• A Farm Services Agency map (formerly ASCS) of the proposed application site with property boundaries, setback distance for application, surface waters, and discharge location of field tiles when present.

• A copy of the soil test analysis that is no older than 2 years old at the time of land application.

• A copy of the plat map (or other map showing property dimensions) with the proposed land application site highlighted.

• A soil survey map with the land application site identified.

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