[USCC] Compost pad runoff and water quality problems
Craig Coker
craigcoker at cox.net
Mon Dec 17 09:49:51 CST 2007
Colleagues:
I am trying to research incidents where runoff from an outdoors composting
pad or a mulch pile caused water quality problems in a receiving stream.
As some of you know, the state of North Carolina now wants composters to get
wastewater discharge permits for pad runoff rather than storm water
discharge permits (a much more costly and time-consuming matter) and the NC
State Committee of the USCC and the Carolinas Composting Council are trying
to make sure any new regulatory programs developed by NC DENR are based on
fact, not fiction.
I'm also interested in speaking with knowledgeable regulators from other
states who could share their insights on what regulatory approaches have
worked, and have not worked, in their respective states.
Any advice or leads folks could offer would be gratefully appreciated.
Happy Holidays!
Craig
Craig Coker
Coker Composting & Consulting
3331 Glade Creek Blvd., Ste. 7
Roanoke, VA 24012
(540) 904-2698
Fax: (540) 904-6732
www.cokercompost.com
craigcoker at cox.net
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