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Includes an Executive Summary section plus structured prompts for project involvement, applicant and property owner details, site location documentation, feedstocks and composting recipes, testing needs, project schedule, and detailed composting process requirements. Provides guidance for monitoring, temperature controls, pathogen and vector attraction reduction criteria, and process water/leachate management.","Compost Demonstration Permit Application – TEMPLATE\nPrepared by Jorge Montezuma, NCDEQ DEACS on December 2015\nThe purpose of this editable-text template is to assist those seeking to prepare a Compost Demonstration Permit Application and to be used in conjunction with the NCDEQ Division of Waste Management Solid Waste Section “Compost Pilots and Demos: Guidelines for the Application Process November 2011”.  This template follows those guidelines and it is not meant to replace them.  Included are noted recommendations to provide a better understanding of the composting process proposed for the applicant and the permitting agencies involved.\nExecutive Summary\nProvide a short paragraph outlining the following:\nName of operation\nLocation operation\nComposting Method (windrows, aerated, in-vessel, vermiculture, etc)\nGeneral feedstocks to be composted\nLength of application (1 year, 16 months, etc)\nProject Involvement\nFacility Owner\nName\nAddress\nPhone number\nEmail (recommended)\nFacility Operator (if different from owner)\nName\nAddress\nPhone number\nEmail (recommended)\nApplicant Information (if different from owner)\nName\nAddress\nPhone number\nEmail (recommended)\nProperty Owner\nName\nAddress\nPhone Number\nEmail (recommended)\nNotarized Statement from the landowner approving the facility (provide as Attachment 1)\nClosest Fire Station (recommended)\nChief Name\nAddress\nPhone Number\nNCDEQ Regional Representative (recommended)\nName\nAddress\nPhone Number\nEmail\nLocation\nSite Location (size, address, description of general vicinity, proximity to creeks, wells, residences, buffers, etc, see .1404 Siting/Design requirements for solid waste composting facilities)\nDriving directions from nearest obvious landmark\nCounty Roadmap with site marked (provided as Attachment 2)\nAerial Photograph (provide as Attachment 3)\nScale: 1” = 400’\nMust show area within ¼ mile around the proposed facility\nYou can use online county/town GIS aerials\nFEMA map showing 100-year flood hazard area\nFeedstocks\nComposting Recipe\nList of each proposed feedstock and expected amount for the duration of the application (i.e. 1 year, 2 year, specify, in addition you can include monthly amounts)\nComposting Recipe Calculators (recommended)\nGreen Mountain Technologies (web-based): \u0013 HYPERLINK \"http://compostingtechnology.com/resources/compost-calculator-tool/\" \u0014http://compostingtechnology.com/resources/compost-calculator-tool/\u0015\nCornell (downloadable spreadsheet):  \u0013 HYPERLINK \"http://compost.css.cornell.edu/download.html\" \u0014http://compost.css.cornell.edu/download.html\u0015\nTesting (if applicable)\nFor nonstandard feedstocks laboratory testing might be required before you start composting\nProvide C:N in the feedstock\nRun a waste analysis test from NCDA&CS (make sure to request every test the lab can run).  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