§ 21.28.030. Permit conditions.  


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  • A.

    The following are conditions for CAFO permits:

    1.

    Fence. If CAFO operations are conducted outside buildings, there shall be a vegetative buffer or fence made of material approved in the CLUP sufficient to contain and screen the operations from view.

    2.

    Setback.

    a.

    There shall be a setback of all CAFO operations, including buildings, sheds, pens, animals, shelters, feeding areas and watering troughs, storage areas and waste areas, of 100 feet from the boundaries of the parcel.

    b.

    The parcel boundaries of a CAFO must be one mile from the parcel boundaries of existing residences and buildings open to the public.

    c.

    Animal waste facilities shall be no less than 660 feet from adjoining property lines and domestic ground and surface water supplies.

    3.

    All state and federal permits must remain in good standing.

    4.

    The task force may require a bond or other reasonable surety in an amount adequate to protect the deleterious affects of violated permit conditions.

    5.

    The task force may require an odor abatement plan based on the recommendations of the consultant retained pursuant to KPB 21.28.040. The odor abatement plan may address issues, including but not limited to, schedules of activities, prohibitions of practices, maintenance procedures, and other management practices to diminish off-site odor.

    6.

    Other conditions appropriate to meet the standards set forth in KPB 21.28.020.

    B.

    The permit must state whether it is being issued for an entire parcel or a portion of parcel. If the permit is issued for a portion of a parcel, the location on the parcel must be defined on the permit.

(Ord. No. 2002-14, § 3, 6-4-02)