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ptt:o 9 rta n s al-ld _hat standards for operating are in effect. <br /> Sadc'_Iman as!-.-ed if litia.aticn C.L t-h es e 1*-,atters are at tile <br /> t"W'I'ler's e::-,jense. Rubin responded that to his knowledge EPA <br /> had had to repair ons innovative system at EPA's expense and <br /> that t.he repair had been successful. <br /> T- I-e group discussed permit renewals and loadina at other <br /> Ccunit_y sites. Iffilliamson noted OWASA only sought potential <br /> Sites initially in tie' program- and that since then CT•A•A has <br /> o,,rat ed under a request response mode. 86 stressed OWASCIX <br /> Z" <br /> did not wish to over-commit itself to providing sludge. <br /> Fbust asked why OTRAS.A was buying property for this <br /> purpo-se. Ulliamson responded to provide ad-itional management <br /> . capability. Foust asked i� OT-TASA would abandon land purchase <br /> if enough private requests were made. 14illiamson responded <br /> he would consider it. <br /> m r rates and volume. Rubin <br /> auosr- application ra <br /> -ar-onded. sludge -was '.-,-.?irg ap,,,plied at �,aina rate as manure. <br /> Rubin clarified that CNIASA asccor►vatodated the farmer's <br /> schedula but OTI-ASA owned lands would allow self management. <br /> An audience imember felt farmers monitor OW activities <br /> inf-restrienniCs cruect- 0 ..ld monitoj- ONTASA <br /> %.icning w1ho woul <br /> ov,ned lands <br /> Ceveral men-bers of the audience expreszed a ,refr J_ <br /> ., erence <br /> for app.1-41 cation to established agricu-Itual uses for OT-UTISA <br /> -65. 7r.-,rilliamson responded that OMASA' s goal was to work <br /> re-ith the aT.ricuitural contounity but needed the <br /> Cq.';-*'.:. I "ty to man-a-ge. Sl-ute-e Ou-'Cside Of s,-.-.hsdule.s. f nol-eel a i: 1)- Cz wo v Id et:['a n.! 01"'Ac-':"' rol <br /> Raeford Johnson, farmer owning site in, program, felt it <br /> t-.'as a good program working for hiri 95S of the ti e- Se noted <br /> up the sod with current <br /> for ..is land injection tears <br /> U. <br /> Ve in, _-ca'tr-.,d . 1/3" 4s apr.lied thrt-• times a X-ear <br /> Ui-er. ' Re :Fe't tbis was a• <br /> Ld e5 him 4$5000 a vear 2_n. fort-J. - L <br /> tjood '-,-.rogram and t I&,--a t the problem was b ta s !d Oil <br /> s u n,2 e r s t a n d;i r g He indicated he- has been in tfle progran; <br /> for 5 years and tiould not pauticipate if there uas a prcblem. <br /> 4. <br /> Edel!:':7n expressed concern about lo ring �Ii• choCks a�nd <br /> balances if OUAS&zi ouned and operated the vite. <br /> 'tY Wan-ts to use produc2- safe'y <br /> 't J_I- %. <br /> roust, n.-.)ted the covirun- <br /> 1-!"N In <br /> a; d p-ro-L-ect tie J.1 ind.4ca-ted the. runo.1.7'f <br /> pzable!.-, could be •clvcd with good e,�Yricultural practices. <br />