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soil to a basin, lift pump, and pipe line located along the border between cropping fields one and five. These return the water to the lagoon, or to the east side of the field, where it can flow over the soil again. Cropping field number two as numbered on the Site Approval application, Assessor's Parcel No. 203-190-05, receives nutrient water blended with clear water from a 12" pipe along the east side, and flows east to west across the field. Any excess water will flow south along the west end of the field, where it is directed by a berm which separates it from neighboring property and from the Avena Drain to a tailwater pond located in the northwest corner of cropping field number three. Culverts will carry this water across the Avena Drain to a ditch which leads to the tailwater pond. i These culverts will prevent contamination of the Avena Drain. ' Cropping field number three, Assessor's Parcel No. 203-190-06, receives nutrient water blended 4 with clear water from a 12" pipe along the east side, and flows east to west across the field. Any excess water will flow north along the west end of the field, where it is directed by a ditch along the eastern edge of the dairy site to the above mentioned tailwater pond or to the flush lagoon. The tailwater pond located in the northwest corner of cropping field number three is connected to a ditch coming from cropping field no. two. This ditch is located adjacent to the Avena Drain, but separated by a berm. It will be equipped with piping and valves which can be closed to prevent nutrient water entry into the Avena Drain, or, when nutrient water is not present, can be opened to utilize Avena Drain water for irrigation, or for emergency winter drainage to the Avena Drain. rCropping field number four, Assessor's Parcel No. 203-190-07, receives nutrient water blended with clear water from a 12" pipe along the east edge of the field. Another irrigation line crosses the y middle of the field from north to south. Nutrient water blended with clear water flows east to west across the field. A tailwater ditch along the west edge of the field conducts any excess water to the tail water basin located along the border between cropping fields one and five. The water takes the same route to the lagoon, or to the east side of the fields, as fields number one and five's water does. Cropping field number five, Assessor's Parcel No. 203-190-08, is irrigated with nutrient water blended with clear water from the irrigation well, The water is routed through a 12" line along the east edge of the field, and water flows from east to west across the field. A drain ditch along the west edge of the field conducts any excess water to the above mentioned tailwater basin; located M along the border between cropping fields one and five. A lift pump and a 6" pipe return water from 4i the tailwater pond to the field or to the lagoon. Only about four fifths of this 9.8 acre field are utilized for crops, as the owner's residence is located here. Cropping field number six, as shown on the Site Approval application, is no longer included. The ` owner no longer wishes to have his field receive nutrient water.'.It is no longer part of the nutrient. water management-plan for the dairy facility. r o� Cropping field number seven, Assessor's Parcel Nos. 203-200-03 and 203-200-21, receives nutrient water blended with clear water from a 12" cement pipe along the east edge of the field, and nutrient water flows east to west across the field. A field drain ditch along the west edge of the a field will conduct any excess water to a tailwater basin, located in the southwest corner of field See Page 47 for References and Bibliography 0 Western Dairy Design Associates,Inc.2003 Page 45 �i