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not support any vermin to develop.There will be no other manure storage then the manure spreader.The spreader will be kept under a roof in the wet season. The manure will be thinly spread on pastures not currently used by our horses and on neighboring properties with no lifestock but grassland that we intend to mow for hay.(On pasture areas,manure can be spread evenly to a depth to one inch without suppressing pasture vegetation) After spreading the manure it will be incorporated into the ground within 24 hours using for example a chain harrow. Certain fields or portions of fields are to be excluded from manure application based on environmental precautions.Because manure can contribute to contamination of runoff during heavy rains appropriate buffers between water bodies and areas where manure is applied will be maintained. The ground on site is loam/clay.Specialist literature suggests following separation distance from creeks(seasonal creek present on site only)and swales(also for streams and lakes—not present on site)for land spreading of manure: 51npc %oil texture Setback 1 reel I 11-i LuJlll lu rd� ill j-h Lmimiu, ox 15II (he[ h salill-x111,1\'kmnl 21x1 Not a lot of waste will be created.Typical garbage for the horse facility would be paper feed-bags, cartons,plastic containers,bottles and cans.One typical 96-gallon green recycling cart will be plenty for about two months.Waste Management,Inc is the local provider of recycling services,assumption is that disposal location is the North County Recycling Center&Sanitary Landfill on 17720 E. Harney Lane Animal deaths are not projected.In the hopefully not occurring case of a dead horse our neighboring veterinarian Dr. Linda Lauper will know a sufficient rendering company. l(innn Horses will be fed hay and grain. Hay will be stored in the west portion of the proposed building. Grain is bought in bulk and stored in a vertical,enclosed storage silo. Ir.i (,;r (;,nn u! The big strategy is to not let a problem arise.—to store everything in safe containers and to have a clean facility with no trash and spills.Keep weeds trimmed around buildings to reduce hiding places. If rodents should arise a barn cat will find a new home and/or secure bait boxes will be put up. Fly(etc)control:Clean stalls and handle manure as described in this plan.Have a well ventilated barn with lots of fresh air. If flies become a problem an automatic fly spray system can be installed in the barn. Mosquito control:stock all stagnant waters(like water troughs)with mosquito fish.Create no other wet spots.