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said he wants to protect the county and its landowners from violating water quality laws.
Trumbo said the appropriate size of vegetative buffers depends on several factors, including topography and soil type, and buffer size would best be decided on a site-by-site basis. She said the buffer mandates suggested in the ordinance in progress would likely be insufficient in some situations and overkill in others.
Another point of contention was the suggestion that biosolids application in the county conform to nutrient management plans for certain crops. The plans are tools that farmers use to determine nutrient portions for their fields.
Luke suggested that the biosolids applied to land not exceed levels set forth in nutrient management plans for fear that the excess nutrients would end up in local waterways.
Trumbo said biosolids appliers are not required to conform
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