640001_Solids removal_20230705

WASTE UTILIZATION PLAN
Cleanout of Existing Solids Traps
Volume of Solids Trap #1 124,333.00 CU. FT./ YR
Volume of Solids Trap #2 212,944.00 CU. FT./ YR
Total Volume 337,277.00 CU. FT./ YR
Weight of a 1.0 CU. FT. metal box full of solids 77.25 LBS.
Weight of a 1.0 CU. FT. metal box empty 11.00 LBS.
Weight of a 1.0 CU. FT. solids 66.25 LBS.
337,277.00 CU. FT./ YR X 66.25 LBS. / 2000.00 LBS./TONS = 11172.30 TONS/YR
This material will be removed and handled by Eastern Compost LLC, a NC permitted composting facility.

JOINT RESPONSIBILITY--PRODUCER/THIRD-PARTY APPLICATOR
We agree that the third party listed below is responsible for application of waste materials produced
by Red 9w 4gj LLC_ and that waste materials will be applied in a manner consistent
with requiremen s set forth by the state of North Carolina in 15A NCAC 02T Section .1400 (Manure
Hauler Regulations) and NRCS standard 633 (Waste Utilization). The producer maintains
responsibility for keeping records on the amount of waste generated by the operation, and providing
the responsible third party with waste analysis records, and the third party applicator is responsible for
applying materials at agronomic rates, soil testing, field evaluations, etc.
It is recommended that the third party applicator keep records on forms DRY-2 and/or DRY-3,
available at the website http.11www.enrstate.nc.us/DSWC/pages/guldance docs html under
Appendix 5.3, Poultry Management Plan and Recordkeeping Forms. The producer is responsible for
keeping records of application on land he owns or controls, and having owned and/or controlled land
receiving waste materials included in a waste management plan.
Estimated annual waste generated by operation: 10 172.3 A Tans/rt.
Estimated annual waste transferred off -site by third party:_., i7z.3O T&us/Y,,
Waste Generator (Producer): , ' Date: 7
Third -party applicator/Responsible Party:. j',:', ��1�i'Il, Date:
Agreement expiration:
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*"USDA does not have a regulatory role In nutrient management. Although Comprehensive
Nutrient Management Plans (CNMPs) are only required by USDA for animal operations
participating in the Environmental Quality Incentives Program under the 2002 Farm Bill, your
CNMP may assist you in meeting federal or state water quality regulations or permit
requirements.
"Shared responsibility/third party applicator documentation compliant with NC regulations for
operations that house greater than 30,000 birds is included In Dry Litter Plan guidance from the
SB 1217 Interagency Committee, also available at the website
http://www.enr.state.nc.us/DSWClpa-gguidance docs.html
NRCS,NC
February 2009