Suggested Sample Clauses

Suggested. The following are suggestions for documenting an inspection. This documentation should be either in the County’s file or uploaded into Tempo. • Compliance Inspection -aerial photos, maps, camera photos, notes (on non-compliance). • Construction Inspection - aerial photos, maps, camera photos, notes, copies or photos of contents of the owner’s feedlot files or records, as-built documentation. • Complaint Inspection - aerial photos, maps, camera photos, notes, copies or photos of contents of the owner’s feedlot files or records, land ownership records, nitrogen and phosphorus record review worksheets, manure and/or soil test results. • Stockpile Inspection - aerial photos, maps, camera photos, notes, locations of nearby sensitive features requiring setbacks, soil information (slope/depth to seasonal water table/texture). • Land Application Inspections - aerial photos, maps, camera photos, notes, copies or photos of contents of the owner’s feedlot files or records, land ownership records, nitrogen and phosphorus record review worksheets, manure and/or soil test results. • Manure Storage Area (MSA) Closure - either a letter stating that the MSA was closed in accordance with rule requirements and/or photo documenting the closure. For all inspection types except Construction and Complaint: • Checklist must be used. • Results must be entered in Tempo. • A follow-up letter needs to be sent to the feedlot owner. The letter should include Checklist section(s) where non-compliance was identified (or a copy of the entire Checklist), and corrective actions/time frames for addressing non-compliance if applicable. For Compliance and Desk-Top N & P inspections, the follow-up letter is to be sent to the producer within 30 days of compliance determination. • Inspection documentation needs to be in County files or uploaded into Tempo. For Construction and Complaint inspections: • Inspection checklist can be used. • Results must be entered in Tempo. • Inspection documentation should be in County files or uploaded into Tempo.
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Suggested. The following are suggestions for documenting an inspection. This documentation should be either in the County’s file or uploaded into Tempo. • Compliance Inspection – aerial photos, maps, camera photos, notes (on non-compliance), • Construction Inspection - aerial photos, maps, camera photos, notes, copies or photos of contents of the owner’s feedlot files or records, as-built documentation • Complaint Inspection - aerial photos, maps, camera photos, notes, copies or photos of contents of the owner’s feedlot files or records, land ownership records, nitrogen and phosphorus record review worksheets, manure and/or soil test results • Stockpile Inspection - aerial photos, maps, camera photos, notes, locations of nearby sensitive features requiring setbacks, soil information (slope/depth to seasonal water table/texture). • Land Application Inspections - aerial photos, maps, camera photos, notes, copies or photos of contents of the owner’s feedlot files or records, land ownership records, nitrogen and phosphorus record review worksheets, manure and/or soil test results For all inspection types except Construction and Complaint: o Checklist must be used. o Results must be entered in Tempo.
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