§ 130d.25. Maps and related information.
(a) Boundary map. A land application proposal shall contain detailed maps including necessary narrative descriptions, which show the following:
(1) The boundaries and the names of the present owners of record of the land constituting the proposed application site and a description of all title, deed or usage restrictions, including easements, right-of-way, covenants and other property interests, affecting the proposed application site.
(2) The boundaries of the land where soil and groundwater contaminated with agricultural chemicals will be applied over the estimated total life of the proposed application, including the boundaries of each plot of land that will be affected in each sequence of land application activity.
(3) A grid showing the exact field or location where each soil pile or quantity of groundwater contaminated with agricultural chemicals will be applied.
(4) The location and name of public and private water supplies and wells within the proposed application site and adjacent areas that are within the setback requirements set forth in Subchapter D (relating to general operating requirements for land application of soil and groundwater contaminated with agricultural chemicals to agricultural land).
(b) Soils map. A land application proposal shall contain a United States Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service Soils Map or other reliable data if current soils maps are unavailable, which shows the location and types of soils within the proposed application area.
Cross References This section cited in 7 Pa. Code 130d.48 (relating to annual operational report).
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