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Many smaller operations that spread solid manure during winter must ensure that it doesn’t run off in rapid snowmelt flowing to ditches, streams and other waters.
The violations occurred at Tulenchik’s beef and dairy facilities in Cass County.
The alleged violations of water quality and hazardous waste laws and rules were at PM Beef Holdings’ meat-processing plant in Windom.
In January 2009, public complaints prompted an inspection that revealed malfunctioning emissions control equipment, resulting in the release of large amounts of dust and particles.
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency completed 47 enforcement cases in 34 counties in the fourth quarter of 2010.
Public comment now will close on February 18th.
Bustad Rolloff and Excavation of Austin, a company that provides garbage-collection services, has agreed to pay a $10,000 penalty to the MPCA for alleged violations of solid waste regulations.
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency will accept comments through Feb. 17, 2011.
The feedlot is located east of Menahga, in northern Wadena County’s Shell River Township.
Comments must be in writing and accepted by 4:30 p.m. on Feb. 9, 2011.
The plant recorded 32 violations of air-quality standards for hydrogen sulfide, and at times exceeded the limit on nitrous oxide emissions.
The 30-day public notice period began January 3, 2011.
The alleged stormwater violations occurred during the 2009 construction of the auto race track near Ogilvie, in Kanabec County.
The open house is on January 11 at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall in Hudson, Wisconsin.
The alleged violations occurred at its ethanol production facility in Heron Lake.
Some of the alleged violations were associated with a rainstorm in May 2009 when runoff from company land application sites entered Grand Marais Creek.
The environmental review of the proposed expansion is open for public comment through January 26, 2011.
A meat processing plant in Dawson has received a 20,000-dollar penalty for discharges of blood, salt and manure-contaminated water.
The MPCA has agreed on a $55,000 settlement with Koda Energy for alleged violations at the company’s biomass boiler facility in Shakopee.
Funding will be used to investigate pollutants in lakes and rivers as well as take action to protect waters from those pollutants.
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency completed 64 enforcement cases in the third quarter of 2010.
Bimeda, is a manufacturer of veterinary pharmaceutical products in LeSueur, Minnesota.
The facility is located at 3227 Terminal Drive in Eagan. The public comment period runs from Nov. 11 through Dec. 27, 2010