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Board accepts dozen-plus annual manure management plan updates
Summary
Humboldt County supervisors accepted annual manure management plan updates for multiple sites (site numbers listed in minutes) and placed them on file. The action was approved unanimously during the Aug. 10 meeting.
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The Humboldt County Board accepted and placed on file annual manure management plan updates for multiple sites, including site numbers listed in the minutes such as #57798 (Pelican), #63826 (Wacousta Finisher Farm), #63827 (Elmer Finisher Farm), #64693 (Kirsch Finisher) and others. "Motioned by Thompson and seconded by Rasmussen to accept and place on file the following Annual Manure Management Plan Updates for site #57798 Pelican Short Form and Long Form; #63826 – Wacousta Finisher Farm; #63827 – Elmer Finisher Farm; #64693 – Kirsch Finisher; #65412 – Monson 2 Site; #65413 – PI-283 Finisher; #67815 – Humboldt 23; #69490 – Avery Finisher; and #71989 – Rose Site. All voting aye," the record states.
The acceptance was procedural: plans were placed on file and no amendments, conditions, or objections were recorded in the public minutes. These updates are administrative filings required under state and county regulation for concentrated animal feeding operations; the minutes do not list permit revisions or enforcement actions associated with these filings.
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