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d. An applicati6n for a permit to operate a poultry ranch facility is required to be submitted to Environmental Health prior to operation. n e. The operator of the facility shall develop an Odor Management Impact Plan (OMIP) as described in Title 14, California Code of Regulations, Section 17863.4. The plan needs to be submitted prior to operation of the facility: (1) All comp�ostable material handling operations and facilities shall prepare, implement, and maintair�.a site-specific OMIP. A complete plan shall be submitted to the EA with the EA Notification or permit application. (2) The OMIP shall provide guidance to on-site operation personnel by describing at a minimum the following items. If the operator will not be implementing any of these procedures, the plan shall explain why it is not necessary. _ A. An odor monitoring protocol which describes the proximity of possible odor receptors and a method for assessing odor impacts at the locations of the possible odor,receptors. B. A description of meteorological conditions affecting migration of odors and/or transport of odorcausing material off the site_ Seasonal variations that affect wind velocity and direction shall also be described. C. A complaint response protocol. D. A dgscription of design operations and/or projected ranges of optimal operation to be employed in minimizing odor, including method and degree of aeration, moisture content of materials, feedstock characteristics, airborne emission production, process water distribution, pad and site drainage and permeability, equipment reliability, personnel training, weather event impacts, utility service interruptions, and site specific concerns. E. A description of operating procedures for minimizing odor, including aeration, moisture management, feedstock quality, drainage controls, pad maintenance, waste water pond controls, storage practices (e.g., storage time and pile geometry), contingency plans (i.e., equipment, water, power, and personnel), biofiltration, and tarping. (3) The OMIP shall be revised to reflect any changes, and a copy shall be provided to the EA within 3Q days of those changes. (4) The OMIP shall be reviewed annually by the operator to determine if any revisions are necessary. (5) The OMIP shall be used by the EA to determine whether or not the operation of the facility is following,the procedures established by the operator. If the EA determines that the OMIP is not being followed, the EA may issue a Notice and Odor(pursuant to Section 18304) to require the operator.#o either comply with the OMIP or to revise it. (6) If the OMI& is being followed but the odor impacts are still occurring, the EA may issue a Notice and OrdiSr(pursuant to Section 18304) requiring the operator to take additional reasonable and feasible fneasures to minimize odors. NOTE: Authority Cited: Sections 40502, 43021, and 43209.1 of the Public Resources Code. Reference: %. ections 43020, 43204, and 43209.1 of the Public Resources Code:. San Joaquin County. PA-0500729/Olivera Community Qevelop'rhent Page 14 M