NOTICE

DorothyM. Gunn,

Clerk

Dumoulin Farms

Illinois Pollution Control Board

Attn.: William Dumoulin

James R. Thompson Center

1 6N3 93 Walker Road

100 West Randolph Street, Suite. 11-500

Hampshire, illinois

60140

Chicago, Illinois 60601

Steve Santarelli

Illinois Department of Revenue

101 West Jefferson

Post Office Box

19033

Springfield, illinois 62794

PLEASE

TAKE

NOTICE

that I have today filed with the Office ofthe Clerk of the Pollution

Control Board an APPEARANCE AND TilE RECOMMENDATION ofthe Illinois Environmental

Protection Agency, a copy of which is herewith served upon you.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

OF THE

STATE OF ILLiNOIS

By:/~(PL~

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Allen Day

A

istant Counsel

Division ofLegal Counsel

DATED:

March

16,

2005

illinois Environmental Protection Agency

1021 North Grand Avenue East

Post Office Box 19276

Springfield, illinois 62794-9276

217-782-5544

BEFORE THE ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

CLERK’S OFF~E

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172005

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)PCBO5-

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(Tax Certification)

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STATE OF ILL~NOI3

POJI~tj~n

Control Board

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CLERK’S OFFICE

BEFORE

THE ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL

BOARD

MAR

17

2005

DUMOULIN FARMS- HAMPSHIRE

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PoflUt~n~3~d

(Property Identification Number

)

1-20-300-001)

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Petitioner,

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PCB 05-

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(Tax Certification)

ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL

)

PROTECTION AGENCY

)

Respondent.

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APPEARANCE

The undersigned, as one ofits attorneys, hereby enters an

APPEARANCE on

behalfofthe

Respondent, Illinois Environmental Protection Agency.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

•

AGENCY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS

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Allen Day

‘Kssistant Counsel

Division of Legal Counsel

DATED: March

16, 2005

Illinois

Environmental Protection Agency

1021 North Grand Avenue East

Post Office Box

19276

Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276

217-782-5544

THIS FILING IS

SUBMITTED ON RECYCLED PAPER

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CLERK’S ~

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BEFORE THE ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL

BOARD

MAR

172005

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STATE OF ILLINOIS

DUMOULIN

FARMS- HAMPSHIRE

)

Pollution

Control Board

(Property Identification Number

)

1-20-300-001)

)

Petitioner,

ILLINOIS ENVIRONMENTAL

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PROTECTION AGENCY

)

Respondent.

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3)

The facility address is:

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RECOMMENDATION

Now Comes the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (“Illinois EPA”) by James Allen

Day, one ofits

attorneys, and pursuant to

Section

125 .204 ofthe Illinois Pollution Control

Board’s (Board) regulations

files the following Recommendation regarding the tax certification

ofwater pollution control facilities pursuant to

35

Ill.

Adm.

Code

125.204.

1)

On December 29, 2004, the Illinois

EPA received a request from Dumoulin Farms for an

Illinois EPA recommendation regarding the tax certification ofwater pollution control

facilities pursuant to

35

Ill.

Adm. Code

125.204, and noted the request as log number TC-

38-04. (Exhibit A)

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2)

The applicant’s mailing address is:

Dumoulin Fanns

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Attn.: William Dumoulin

16N393 Walker Road

Hampshire, Illinois

60140

16N393 Walker Road

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Hampshire,

Illinois

60140

4)

The waterpollution control facilities in this request are located at Sections

19 and 20,

Township 42 North, Range

6 East ofthe

3rd

Principal Meridian in Kane County, Illinois

at the above facility address and

consist ofthe following:

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Swine Building A: three concrete manure pits (each 8 ft. x 56 ft. x 2 ft. deep) with

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the slotted wire portion ofthe floor over the manure pits, four concrete manure

pits (each 7 ft. x

42 ft. x

2 ft.

deep) with the slotted wire portion ofthe floor over

the manure pits, one concretemanure pit (42 ft. x

71

ft. x

2 ft. deep) with the

slotted wire portion ofthe floor over the manure pit, three concrete manure pits

(each 8 ft. x

120 ft. x

2 ft. deep) with the slotted concrete portion ofthe floor over

the manure pits, one

8 ft. stainless steel manure scraper, and 27 pull plug drains;

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Swine Building B:

one concrete manure pit (42 ft. x 220

ft. x

2 ft.

deep) with the

slotted concrete portion ofthe floor over the manure pit, one 8 ft. stainless steel

manure scraper, and 4 pull plug drains;

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Swine Building C: one concrete manure pit (40 ft. x 465

ft. x

2 ft. deep) with the

slotted concrete portion ofthe floor over the manure pit and 22 pull plug drains;

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Swine Building D: one

concrete manure pit (72 ft.

x 235

ft. x

2 ft. deep) with the

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slotted galvanized rod portion ofthe floor over the pit and

14 pull plug &ains;

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One concrete manure collection pit (16 ft.

x

16 ft. x

8

ft.

deep);

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One concrete manure collection pit (20 ft. x 24 ft. x

8

ft.

deep);

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One glass lined steel storage tank with a concrete floor for manure storage (62 ft.

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in diameter x 22.5

ft. deep);

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One glass lined steel storage tank with a concrete floor for manure storage (83 ft.

in diameter x 12;5

ft. deep);

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Approximately 1035 feet of

6”

diameter PVC manure transfer pipe;

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approximately 800 feet of8” diameterPVC manure transfer pipe; and

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approximately30 feet of 10” diameter PVC manure transfer pipe.

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5)

These livestock waste management facilities are used to collect, transport, andlor store

livestock wastes prior to cropland application.

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6)

Section 11-10 ofthe Property Tax

Code, 35

ILCS 200/11-10

(2000), defines “pollution

control facilities” as: “any system, method, coJistruction, device or appliance appurtenant

thereto or any

portion of any

building orequipment, that is designed, constructed,

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installed or operated for the primary purpose.of:

(a) eliminating, preventing, orreducing

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air orwater pollution

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or (b) treating, pretreating, modifying or disposing ofany

potentiai~olid,

liquid or gaseous pollutant which if released without treatment,

pretreatment modification or disposal might be harmful, detrimental oroffensive to

human, plant or animal life, orto property.”

7)

Pollution control facilities are entitled to preferential tax treatment,

35

IILCS 200/11-5

(2004).

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8)

Based on the information in the application and the purpose ofthe facilities (collecting,

transporting andlor storing livestock wastes prior to cropland application), it is the Illinois

EPA’s engineeringjudgment that the described facilities may be considered “pollution

control facilities,” pursuant to

35 Ill.

Adm. Code

125.200(a), with the primary purpose of

eliminating, preventing, or reducing waterpollution, or as otherwiseprovided in 35 Ill.

Adm. Code

125.200.

Therefore, the facilities are eligible for tax certification from the

Board.

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9)

Therefore, the Illinois EPA recommends that the Board issue the requested tax

certification.

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Illinois Environmental Protection Agency,

By:

March

16, 2005

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

1021 North Grand Avenue East

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Post Office Box 19276

Springfield, Illinois

62794-9276

217-782-5544

Counsel

Division ofLegal Counsel

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STATE OF ILLINOIS

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COUNTY OF SANGAMON

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I, the undersigned, on oath state that I have served the attached

APPEARANCE

AND

RECOMMENDATION, upon

the person to whom it is

directed, by placing a copy in an

envelope addressed to:

Dorothy M. Gunn, Clerk

Dumoulin Farms

illinois Pollution Control Board

Attn.: William Dumoulin

James

R.

Thompson Center

16N393 Walker Road

100 West Randolph Street, Suite.

11-500

Hampshire, illinois 60140

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Chicago, illinois 60601

Steve Santarelli

illinois Department ofRevenue

101 West Jefferson

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Post Office Box 19033

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Springfield, fllinois

62794

and mailing it from Springfield, Illinois on March 16, 2005 with sufficient postage affixed for

first class mail.

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SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME

this sixteenth day ofMarch, 2005

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NOTARY PIJBUC,

STATE OF IWNOIS

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CYNTHIA L. WOLFE

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PROTECTION

AGENCY

IL

532-0357

AOM 39

054-002

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illinois

Bureau

of

Water

August2000

Environmental

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P.O.

Box

19276

Protection

Agency

Springfield,

LL

62794—9276

Tax Certification Program for

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Livestock Waste

Management Facilities

As

an

incentive

for livestock

producers

to

construct waste

storage structures

and

other structures which

prevent

water pollution

the Agency

administers

a tax certification

program, which

reduces the property tax

value for many

pollution control

improvements.

In order

to recognize

this tax

reduction, the

producer must hav~the improvement

certified

by

the Illinois Environmental Protection

Agency

(Illinois

EPA) as

a pollution control facility.

Various facilities have been

determined

to

meet the definition

of a pollution control

facility for livestock waste

management.

The following are examples of pollution

control facilities for livestock waste

management.

1.

Manure pits under confined animal feed

structures.

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2.

Slatted floors

over manure pits.

3.

Floors

(not

in

feeding

areas)

specifically designed to

collect and

transport

livestock

wastes

to

liquid

waste

storage facilities.

4.

Liquid livestock waste storage facilities including,

but not limited to:

tanks,, lagoons, and holding

ponds.

5.

Dry manure stacking structures.

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Feedlot runoff sediment capture basins:

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7.

Vegetative

filter

systems

including,

but

not

necessanly

limited

to

those

components

designed,

constructed

and

operated

pursuant to Title 35

Illinois Administrative Code,

Subtitle

E,

Chapter 11,

Part

570 titled

Design

and Maintenance

Criteria Regarding

Runoff Field Application Systems adopted August

3,

1982.

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8.

Structures or

other

devices

used

specifically

to

divert uncontaminated

runoff and

roof drainage

away

from

animal feeding facilities so as to minimize the production of feedlot

runoff.

.

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9.

Roof

structures

specifically

intended

to

prevent

precipitation

from

entering

livestock

waste

storage

facilities provided that such

a roof shall meet the requirement that animal feeding operations are

not and

also

could not be

normally conducted

below said

roof.

10.

Building

or structure

walls specifically intended

to

support those

roof structures described

in

item

#9

above.

11.

Tanks or other similar structures, such

as methane digesters, that are specifically designed, constructed

and operated for the

only purpose

of

reducing

odors from

livestock wastes

provided that such facilities

shall

meet

the

~equirementthat methane

or

products

other than

processed

animal

manures~are

npt

produced or collectedfor

utilization in any

purpose

other than the normal operation of the facility.

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12.

Specific

appurtenances

to

those

facilities

listed

above

such

as

pumps,

pump

pits,

manure

scrapers,

ramps,

manure stackers, or other devices provided that such

appurtenances

are designed, constructed

and operated for the primary purpose

of the normal operation of the pollution control

facility.

13.

Other facilities that meet the definition

of a pollution

control facility.

Once Illinois EPA

has

certified

that the improvements made

by the producer qualify as

a pollution control

facility,

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the Agency submits

a copy

of the

certification

to the

producer and

the Illinois

Department of Revenue

(IDOR).

The IDOR

assumes authority from

the

county

tax assessment

office

to assess the value of the

certified

facilities

based

upon

remaining

useful

lifetime

and

the

salvage

value

(usually

property

‘taxes

are based

upon fair cash

value).

This reduces the assessed value of the certified,facilities

and, therefore, the

property tax.

The

date

upon

which

the

Illinois

EPA

received

an

application

form

from

a

producer

determines

the

first

assessment year that the IDOR

assumes

assessment

jurisdiction

from

the

county.

Pollution control facilities

certified by the Illinois

EPA will be assessed

by the

IDOR as

of January

1

of the year

after

Illinois

EPA’s receipt of the

tax

certification application.

For

instance, if an application

is received

by

the

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Illinois ‘EPA

on

January

1,

1999,

or

December

31,

1999,

both

would

come

under

the

IDOR’s.asessment

jurisdiction as ofJanuary

1,

2000.

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The producer will

receive the benefit of the reduced

assessment for the first year the IDOR

assumes jurisdiction,

but it

will

not

beVVVreilected

in the

producers tax

bill

until the following year.

All

tax

bills

in

Illinois are

actually

issued

the year

following the assessment

date.

For

example,

a

tax

bill

will

not

be

issued

until

approximately

May

2001

for all property assessed

as of January

1,

2000.

INSTRUCTiONS

Although the

tax

certification application form

was originally designed for indusirial use, the-Agency

uses

it for all

pollution

control

facilities.

The

following

instructions indicate

how

to

complete

the

application

form when

tax

certification is being sought for livestock waste management facilities.

Section A

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Applicant:

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Be

sure to provide the

property tax

identification number for the parcel of (and

where

pollution

control

facilities

are located.

Also

indicate the

location

of the pollution

control

facilities

by quarter section,

township, range and

county.

This information is available on

county

plat

maps.

Section B

—

Manufacturing

Operations:

.

,

Indicate what type of livestock waste

the pollution control facilities control.

Most livestock facilities in Illinois do

not have or need any

permits from the

Illinois EPA and, therefore, the permits space

can

usually be left blank.

Section

C

Manufacturing

Process:

This section does not need

to be completed on

applications for livestock waste

management

facilities

Section

D

—

Pollution Control Facility:

The

following information must be provided.

Use additional paper when

necessary.

‘

Neatly

sketch

a

diagram

showing

the

flow of

livestock

waste

from

the

animals

through the pollution

control

facilities

to’ final

disposal

on

cropland.

Include

the

locations

of components

such

as

pumps,

pipes,

gutter

scrapers,

manure

pits,

tanks,

slotted

floors,

holding

ponds

for

runoff,

lagoons,

methane

digesters,

settling

basins, vegetative fitters, etc.

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Briefly describe the major pollution control

components on the flow diagram including dimensions (length, width,

depth, diameter),

construction materials (steel, concrete

block, etc.),

and

size (Le.,

10

H-P centrifugal

pump).

Identify

local

streams,

lakes,

groundwater,

or

other

waters that

the

pollution

control

facilities

protect

from’

contamination by

livestock wastes.

Briefly explain how the pollution

control facilities prevent livestock

wastes

from entering these waters.

Section

E

—

Pollution Control

Facility Contaminants and Accounting Data:

Generally identify

the pollutants

being controlled

(i.e.,

beef feedlot

runoff, swine

manure,

silage leathate,

etc.)

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and points of discharge if there are any.

Items

3,

4 and 5 must be

completed.

Be sure to sign

in Section F.

Completed forms

may be sent to:

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Illinois EPA

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BOWlWatershed Management Section/Facility Evaluation Unit

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P.O.

Box

19276

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Springfield,

Illinois 62794-9276

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APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATION (PROPERTY

TAX

TREATMENT)

POLLUTiON CONTROL FACILifY

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ILLINOIS

ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION

AGENCY

P. 0.

Box

19276,

Springfield,

IL

6279.4-9276

This

Agency,

is

authorized

to

request

this

info-mation under illinois Revised Statues,

1979,

Chapter,

120, Section

502a-5.

Disclosure of this

information

is

voluntary.

However,

failure to

comply

could

prevent your

application

from

being processed orcould

result in

denial ofyour

application for certification.

FOR

AGENCY

USE

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No.

Date

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Certification

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Describe pollution abatement control facility.

Please consider this application for Dumoulin Farms manure structure (including shallow

pits, slotted floor, pump out at,collection pit, and pump out to slurry store

(Harvestore)

structure storage.

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pollution contaminates

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Information refers

to applicant as listed

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or for inspection

of

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facility location

by street address or legal description.

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Narrative description of the pollution control

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State

permit number, date, and

agency

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process

flow diagram describing the pollution control

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in the daimed

fair cash value for real

property.

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collection efficiency.

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List air contaminants,

or water pollution substances released

as effluents

to the manufacturing

processes

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also the final

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and contaminants removed from the process by the pollution control

facility.

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can apply to water-carried wastes from air pollution control facilities.

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drawings.

which

dearlyshow

(a) Point(s)of discharge to receiving stream,

and

(b) Sewers and process piping

to

and

from the control

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Item (3)

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value

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collecled substances.

State the cost of redamation arid related expense.

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explain,

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certification and assessment actions.

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accounting data must be completed

to

activate project review

prior

to certification by this Agency.

Self-explanatory.

Signature must be a corporate

authorized

signature.

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to:

Attention:

Attention:

Itinois

EPA

Thomas McSwiggin

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Donald E. Sutton

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P.O. Box 19276

Permit

Section

Permit Section

Springfield,

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Division of Water

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See attached drawing for a picture ofthe following buildings (A

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Building A.

(62’ x 420’)

Farrowing house plus gestation

The farrowing house waste falls through a large gauge wire (“00”) flooring into a

2’ deep cement pit below.

We have both a pull plug and a powered drag cable scrapper to

remove the hog waste to a PVC pipe

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flows to

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Harvestore slurry store.

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flooring over 2’ pits which is where the hog waste falls.

Building B.

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Gestation and farrowing

The gestation and farrowing area in the this building

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flowing into a collection pit, and then is pumped to the Harvestore slurry store fo~

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Building C.

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Gilt holding area and finishing pig building

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flowing to a

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Building D.

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Nursery building

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shallow pits.

Pull plug into

8” PVC schedule

40 pipe

connected tu ~ collection pit and transferred by electric pump to a Harvestore

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Our older buildings are 6” walled reinforced concrete and the newer construction

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has 8” walls, reinforced with rebar used in all walls and floors.

All cement work was

done by a respected cement contractor and followed the guidelines at that time as set’

down by the State of Illinois.

Our Harvestore slurry store structures were built by

Harvestore, and this includes their supervision with cement and erection.

Harvestore

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together in a circle.

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12.5’

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1

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10’ water table and the creek’s location, manure storage units

were built with all ofthe safety requirements in mind.

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confmement

hog

operation and the environmentally sound manure handling facilities our hog confinement

facilities are safe and follow safeguards for being a good steward ofthe environment.

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