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Regulatory Guidance for Large Dairy Operations

New ItemEffective Date of January 4, 2008, for Amended Livestock Wastewater Regulations - K.A.R 28-18-11 and K.A.R 28-18a-11New Item

Terry Medley, Chief
Bureau of Water
Livestock Waste Management Section
1000 SW Jackson St., Suite 420
Topeka, KS 66612-1367
(785) 296-0075
FAX: (785) 296-5509

Livestock Waste Management Staff

For general correspondence, please send an e-mail to feedlots@kdhe.state.ks.us or call 296-6432.

  • Daniel Berges, Engineer Associate, 296-8646
  • Justin Brack, Professional Environmental Engineer, 296-0077
  • Claudia Elkins, Environmental Scientist, 296-6725
  • Dave Freise, Professional Environmental Engineer, 296-6430
  • Rob Gavin, Environmental Scientist, 296-5557
  • Jessica Johnson, Environmental Scientist, 296-0038
  • Laura Johnson, Administrative Specialist, 296-6432
  • Sarah LaFrenz, Environmental Technician, 368-6237
  • Joyce Lovin, Office Assistant, 296-0076
  • Glenda Newquist, Environmental Technician, 296-8037
  • Emily Zung, Professional Environmental Engineer, 296-6405
  • Vacant, Environmental Scientist
  • Vacant, Professional Environmental Engineer
  • Vacant, Professional Environmental Engineer

Purpose of the Livestock Waste Management Section

The Livestock Waste Management Section is organized within the KDHE Bureau of Water. The mission of the section is to protect the waters of the state of Kansas by educating and assisting the regulated community, reviewing and issuing Livestock Waste Management Permits, and ensuring compliance with applicable statutes, regulations and permitting requirements.

General Information

Any facility with an animal unit capacity of 300 or more must register with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE). Any facility with an animal unit capacity of 1,000 or more must obtain a Livestock Waste Management Permit. Additionally, any facility that presents a significant water pollution potential must register with KDHE.

Each KDHE District Office maintains documentation of livestock facility compliance with Kansas statutes and regulations for facilities located within that district. Each District Office also maintains documentation relating to permitting requirements for new or expanding swine facilities in that district. The documentation includes all requirements which a swine facility must comply with and an explanation of the statutory and regulatory provisions on which the permitting requirements are based, an explanation of any departure from any requirements, and a fact sheet which contains a detailed description of the location of each new or expanding facility, a description of the new or expanding facility, a map, and a nutrient utilization plan, if required.

Swine

This Swine Applications link will allow you to view all complete applications for new or expanding swine facilities which are currently on Public Notice in the Kansas Register. Only after KDHE has determined that an application is complete will the application be placed on public notice.

Disclaimer

The purpose of this Web site is to provide users with a delivery system to review the Kansas Livestock Waste Management Permitting System as mandated by K.S.A. 65-1,179. Data provided is current as of the publication date. KDHE is not responsible for database integrity following download and publication or for the use of the data for any purpose other than the purpose expressed.

KDHE has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the data, however, errors in the data are possible. Therefore data is provided without representation as to accuracy and without any warranty, either express or implied, as to accuracy.

KDHE does not authorize, and is not responsible for, the use of the data contained in this Web site in any format other than that presented.

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