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• -DRAFT - (3) DRAFT- (3) a nuisance has occurred. Note: Authority cited. Sections 40502, 43020, 43021 and 43209.1 of the Public Resources Code. Reference: Sections 43020, 43201 and 43209.1 of the Public Resources Code. Section 17863.4.1. Odor Best Management Practice Feasibility Report. (a) The operator may voluntarily prepare an Odor Best Management Practice Feasibility Report (Report) or the EA may require the operator to prepare a Report after consecutive or chronic odor violations as determined pursuant to section 17863.4(f). (b) The Report shall: (1) Present representative and correlating odor data for each potential onsite odor source including but not limited to: odor severity, odor characteristics, time and weather conditions when data was collected, description of operations associated with the source, and any odor impacts or complaints received; (2) Identify, based on data required in subdivision (b)(1), which onsite odor sources are and are not contributing to odor impacts and rank those contributing to the odor impacts (complaints/violations) in order of impact; (3) For odor sources contributing to odor impacts, as identified above in subdivision (b)(2): (A) List of all best management practices (BMPs), using the Comprehensive Compost Odor Response Project (CCORP) or other industry -accepted practice(s) as a guideline, which the operator has used to minimize odor and analyze each BMP for the following: 1. The effectiveness of the BMP in reducing odor impacts; 2. The potential for more extensive use of the BMP to minimize odor impacts described by complainants; 3. If the BMP has been operationally practical and if more extensive use of the BMP would be operationally practical; 4. The approximate cost to implement a more extensive use of the BMP; 5. Any permits or permit changes necessary to use the BMP more extensively; 6. Overall recommendation if existing BMPs should be continued and if more extensive use of the BMP is recommended; and 7. If the BMP has been found to be ineffective (include supporting data). (B) List of all potential best management practices (BMPs), using the Comprehensive Compost Odor Response Project (CCORP) or other industry -accepted practice(s) as a guideline, which the operator has not used and analyze each potential BMP to determine: 1. The potential for the BMP to reduce odor impacts described by complainants; 2. If the BMP is operationally practical; 3. The approximate cost to implement the BMP; 4. Any permits or permit changes necessary to use the BMP; and 5. Overall recommendation and ranking of implementing the BMP. 2