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® MITICATJON ;►'L•.ASlTHE'S PTiOPOSiD TO 1f1'� Ii',i7.'r: TNN: SlGNlFICANT <br /> 1,F]IFCTS <br /> Domestic Flies : A monitoring program for fly breeding <br /> shoul 7institT uted throu-b Llic Count` health Department . <br /> Monitoring stations should N'. established for spreading area, <br /> landfill , silage pits , slabs and feedlot area. Monitoring. <br /> should be conducted on at least a wcekly basis or as Reat_h <br /> Dept . directs . ST)ravequipment ument. an insecticide (the latter <br /> as recommended by Calaveras ''aunty A,riculturaT Commissioner) <br /> should be standing by for e.mcrgency use . <br /> Water Quality from Spreading Operation: Limit spreading <br /> rate and frequency �spreadinb operations such that both <br /> water quality and odor are minimized . Exactly what this <br /> rate and frequency is depends on what is indicated through <br /> monitoring programs . <br /> Fstablish a water-monitorin;; program with a water-testing <br /> laboratory such as is described in Appendix XI . <br /> To begin with, a reasonable limit may be a spreading <br /> rate of 150 tons/acre for no more than 5 acres/season, and <br /> not to be repeated on any acrd for five: years . <br /> Follow with a winter -.rain crop on any area where <br /> spreading has occurred that year. <br /> Plant alfalfa following the grain crop. <br /> Water Quality from Sege Injection : Septage from <br /> West. To1775-E area 5 cos d noot bo accepted at this site due <br /> to heavy-metal contamination. <br /> Septage may be injected only during hot summer-fall <br /> months . <br /> 1"ater monitoring Oesc.rihcd above must include tests for <br /> fecal coliform and for heavy metals . i <br /> Winter ;rain crops must al-ways follow after injection <br /> with septage . These crops must be fall-planted so as to in- <br /> sure germination with first fall rains . <br /> A dike should he construcLe l along, the cast side of <br /> Indian Creek within the prnject property. A height of three <br /> feet above the adjacent alluvial cruplan�! shouT_d be sufficient <br /> for any anticipatE�d high-nater (this - Is basad on stream- <br /> edge investigations ) . A dike would prevent an. overflowing <br /> creek from washing cropland nutrients downstream. <br /> .31 - <br />