227870, 5M-6.001 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Notice: 227870

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER SERVICES

Division:

Division of Agricultural Water Policy

Chapter:

Florida Container Nursery BMP Guide

Overview

RULE:

5M-6.001	Purpose (Repealed)
5M-6.002	Approved BMPS
5M-6.003	Presumption of Compliance
5M-6.004	Notice of Intent to Implement
5M-6.005	Record Keeping

PURPOSE:

The purpose of this rule is to effect pollutant reduction through the implementation of non-regulatory and incentive based programs which may be determined to have minimal individual or cumulative adverse impacts to the water resources of the state.

SUMMARY:

The purpose of Rule 5M-6 is to effect pollutant reduction through the implementation of non-regulatory and incentive based programs which may be determined to have minimal individual or cumulative adverse impacts to the water resources of the state. Rule 5M-6 references the document titled Florida Container Nursery BMP Guide (March 2006), which provides details on the practices which will be used to achieve the purpose.  The manual, which may be obtained from the FDACS Office of Agricultural Water Policy, 1203 Governor’s Square Boulevard, Suite 200, Tallahassee, Florida 32301, (850)617-1700, lists approved BMPs for the container plant growers within the boundaries of the South Florida Water Management District.
Nursery growers wishing to participate in the program will file a Notice of Intent to Implement (NOI), and will agree to confirm implementation by preserving documentation sufficient for the purpose.  Upon implementation of BMP practices, growers will be granted a presumption of compliance.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

403.67(7)(c)2. FS.

LAW:

403.67(7)(c)2. FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

4/7/2006 Vol. 32/14

COMMENTS:

From 4/7/2006 To 4/28/2006 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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