Closure of Egg Wash Wastewater Storage Structures Sample Clauses

Closure of Egg Wash Wastewater Storage Structures. No egg wash wastewater storage structure shall be permanently abandoned without proper closure. Egg wash wastewater storage structures shall be maintained at all times until closed in compliance with this section. Egg wash wastewater storage structures must be properly closed if the permittee ceases operation. In addition, any egg wash wastewater storage structure that is not in use for a period of twelve consecutive months must be properly closed unless the facility is financially viable, intends to resume use of the structure at a later date, and either: (1) maintains the structure as though it were actively in use, to prevent compromise of structural integrity; or (2) removes waste materials to a depth of one foot or less and maintain a depth of wastewater sufficient to preserve the integrity of the synthetic or earthen liner. In either case, the permittee shall notify the [Permitting Authority] of the action taken, and shall conduct routine inspections, maintenance, and record-keeping as though the structure were in use. Prior to restoration of use of the structure, the permittee shall notify the [Permitting Authority] and provide the opportunity for inspection. All closure of lagoons and other earthen or synthetic lined basins must be consistent with NRCS standards (currently, Field Technical Guide No. 998, Interim Standard for Closure of Abandoned Waste Treatment Lagoons and Waste Storage Ponds). Consistent with NRCS standards, the permittee shall remove all waste materials to the maximum extent practicable and dispose of them in accordance with the permittee s CNMP, unless otherwise authorized by the [Permitting Authority]. If the permittee plans to land apply lagoon sludge, the CNMP should have special conditions for such application based on the most limiting contaminant in the waste. Unless otherwise authorized by the [Permitting Authority], completion of closure for egg wash wastewater storage structures shall occur as promptly as practicable after the permittee ceases to operate or, if the permittee has not ceased operations, 12 months from the date on which the use of the structure ceased, unless the lagoons or basins are being maintained for possible future use in accordance with the requirements above.
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