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May 04 06 09:48a Community Development 2099417270 p.19 <br /> Sheett i <br /> In some situations,it may be necessary to also redirect Treating and Discharging Contaminated <br /> the flow of.clean runoff water from roofed areas or up- Runoff Water <br /> slope ground surfaces.There are two options for the Runoff water that does come in contact with nutrients, <br /> runoff from a roof.The first is to use gutters to direct sediments, and microorganisms must be stored for later <br /> the runoff water to downspouts. At each downspout, treatment by Iand application.This storage is usually <br /> the water can be either released to flow away from the accomplished with tanks,holding ponds, and lagoons. <br /> heavy use area or enter a pipe or drainage channel to <br /> flow to an acceptable release point. Normally, gutters lnforrnation and assistance with the design and <br /> are designed for the heaviest 54ninute rain event that is management of liquid storage systems are available <br /> expected to occur about every 10 years.But, when through your local county Cooperative Extension <br /> used to prevent roof water from entering manure Service, SWCD or NRCS employee, or state- <br /> storage units, a 25-year, 5-minutc rain event is often registered agricultural engineer. <br /> used. In either case, gutters,downspouts, and any <br /> drainage channels or pipes should be properly sized. Inspections <br /> Storage sites need to be maintained and monitored. <br /> Rain gutters need to be protected against snow and ice Large CAFO operators are required to perform week- <br /> damage. Hanging them lower than tate projected roof- ly inspections of all storm water diversion devices, <br /> fine prevents snow and ice from sliding off barn roofs runoff collection structures,waste storage structures, <br /> and knocking the gutters down. 'Extra hangers for the and manure or runoff transporting systems.To pre- <br /> gutter, as closely spaced as 16 inches, or ice-breaking vent inadvertent overflows onto production areas or <br /> obstacles on the ro-of to stop sliding snow are often into storage areas,water lines need to be inspected <br /> d keep them working daily. If the production area includes a liquid manure <br /> required to protect the gutters an <br /> properly. storage, depth markers or staff gauges need to be <br /> installed in the storage areas to determine the avail- <br /> An alternative to gutters is to use drip trenches under able storage capacity, ensuring that a 25-year, 24-hour <br /> the roof eaves to catch runoff water and direct it to an storm (or in the case of new poultry CAFO operations, <br /> 4-hour storm) will not overtop the <br /> � <br /> acceptable release point. Dt7p trenches may be open a 140-year, .. <br /> surface channels or gravel-filled trenches with per- structure.Any deficiencies or discharges need to be <br /> forated pipe in the bottom,All surfaces beneath roof recorded and then addressed as soon as possible. <br /> eaves. including drainage channels, should be design- <br /> ed to move the water away from the building and pre- Record Keeping <br /> vent standing water. In general, this area should be Fare,owners must keep a complete copy of design, <br /> sloped at a 1qo to 5% grade away from the building. inspection, problem correction, and mortality dis- <br /> posal records for the past five years (see CAFO Fact <br /> Surface diversions or land grading are generally used Sheet#6.' What CAFO Reports Must I Submit?) <br /> to catch the runoff water and divert the flow to an <br /> acceptable release point..The diversions or grading is Cost Sharing Available? <br /> should be well vegetated to prevent soil erosion.In USDA-NRCS has allocated money that may be <br /> high water table areas,subsurface drainage should be used to cost share the BMPs needed to correctly. <br /> used to redirect the flow of water that occurs beneath handle animal manure. Check with your local <br /> the ground surface. NRCS or SWCD to see what funds are available <br /> and to determine if you qualify. CAFO Fact Sheet <br /> A competent conservation contractor, SWCD or NRCS #4: Financial and Technical Assistance Available <br /> will help you <br /> ors <br /> employee, or state-registered agricultural engineer to cosstsh re programAO s forawh ch you may be identify <br /> should design these structures. <br />