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Rule Title: PRIVY WASTE; PIT TOILET WASTE; PORTABLE TOILET WASTE; VESSEL PUMPOUT FACILITY WASTE; AND RECREATIONAL VEHICLE DUMP STATION WASTE
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Department: ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, DEPARTMENT OF
Chapter: SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
Subchapter: Cesspool, Septic Tank, and Privy Cleaners
 
Latest version of the adopted rule presented in Administrative Rules of Montana (ARM):

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17.50.816    PRIVY WASTE; PIT TOILET WASTE; PORTABLE TOILET WASTE; VESSEL PUMPOUT FACILITY WASTE; AND RECREATIONAL VEHICLE DUMP STATION WASTE

 

(1) Vessel pumpout facility waste must be managed in accordance with 23-2-522 (2) , MCA, and rules adopted under that section, and must be disposed of by a licensed septic tank pumper.

(2) A person may not pump wastes from a recreational vehicle dump station not connected to an approved wastewater treatment facility unless the person is licensed under this subchapter.

(3) A person may not place privy waste, pit toilet waste, portable toilet waste, vessel pumpout facility waste or recreational vehicle waste in a wastewater treatment system with a cesspool.

(4) A person may not place privy waste, pit toilet waste, portable toilet waste, vessel pumpout facility waste or recreational vehicle waste in a wastewater treatment system with a septic tank, unless the septic tank and connected liquid treatment system was designed for this purpose by a professional engineer licensed to practice engineering in Montana.

(5) No person may land-apply privy waste, pit toilet waste, portable toilet waste, vessel pumpout facility waste or recreational vehicle waste unless the following conditions are met:

(a) pathogen reduction, vector attraction reduction, and site restriction criteria for disposal of septage are in accordance with ARM 17.50.811;

(b) the requirements of ARM 17.50.810 for special conditions have been met; and

(c) the wastes are screened or sorted before application, during application, or within six hours after application and before incorporation into the soil to remove large non-putrescible wastes.   The non-putrescible wastes must be disposed of in a Class II solid waste management facility licensed in accordance with 75-10-221, MCA.

(6) The maximum annual application rate (AAR) for these wastes, in gallons/acre/year, is determined by the formula AAR=N/0.0052, where N equals the amount of nitrogen in pounds per acre per 365-day period needed by the crop or other vegetation grown on the land.

History: 75-10-1202, MCA; IMP, 75-10-1202, MCA; NEW, 2001 MAR p. 848, Eff. 5/25/01.


 

 
MAR Notices Effective From Effective To History Notes
5/25/2001 Current History: 75-10-1202, MCA; IMP, 75-10-1202, MCA; NEW, 2001 MAR p. 848, Eff. 5/25/01.
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