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Notice of Intent - Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation (Cafo) General Permit - Utah
Notice of Intent - Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation (Cafo) General Permit is a legal document that was released by the Utah Department of Environmental Quality - a government authority operating within Utah.
FAQ
Q: What is a Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation (CAFO)?A: A CAFO is an agricultural operation that houses a large number of animals in a confined area.
Q: What is the purpose of the CAFO General Permit in Utah?A: The CAFO General Permit is intended to regulate the discharge of pollutants from CAFOs into water bodies to ensure environmental protection.
Q: Who needs to obtain a CAFO General Permit in Utah?A: CAFOs that meet specific criteria, such as size and type of animals, are required to obtain a CAFO General Permit in Utah.
Q: What are the potential pollutants that CAFOs can discharge?A: CAFOs can discharge pollutants such as manure, wastewater, nutrients, and sediments into water bodies.
Q: What are the requirements for CAFOs under the General Permit?A: CAFOs must meet specific operational and management practices to minimize the discharge of pollutants, such as implementing a nutrient management plan and maintaining proper waste storage facilities.
Q: What happens if a CAFO in Utah does not obtain a General Permit?A: Operating a CAFO without a General Permit is a violation of environmental regulations and can result in penalties and enforcement actions.
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