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Eff. December 1, 1990. .0903 APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR YARD TRASH COMPOSTING FACILITIES (a) A permit for a yard trash composting facility is based upon a particular stream of identified waste as set forth in .1302(1) and as defined in .0101 of these Rules. Any substantial change in the population or area to be served, or in the type, quantity or source of waste shall require a new permit and operation plan. (b) Siting for a yard trash composting facility shall meet standards as set forth in .0503 of this rule, except for .0503 (1)(c), (d) and (2)(d)(ii) and the following : (1) 50-foot minimqm buffer between property lines and compost pad or storage area; (2) 500-foot minimum buffer between compost pad or storage area and residences or dwellings; (3) 200-foot minimum buffer between streams and rivers and compost pad or storage area; and (4) 25-foot minimum distance between compost areas and swales of berms; (5) Compost pad and storage area shall not be allowed in designated "buffer area" for sanitary landfill; (6) Bottom elevation of compost pad and storage areas shall be a minimum of two feet above seasonal ground water. elevation. Alternative buffers for an enclosed facility may be approved on a case by case basis. (c) The following information shall be required for reviewing an application for a yard trash composting facility: (1) An aerial photograph or map on a scale of at least 1" equals 400 ft. accurately showing the area within one mile of the proposed site's boundaries with the following specifically identified: (A) Entire property owned or leased by the person proposing the facility; (B)Land useand zoning; (C) Location of all homes, industrial buildings, public or private utilities, and roads; (D) Location of wells, watercourses, dry runs, and other applicable details regarding the general topography. (2) A site plan on a scale of at least 1" equals 200 feet showing proposed areas for: (A) Receiving; (B) Processing/staging; (C) Production; (D) Curing and storage; (E) Fencing; (F) Description of drainage characteristics identifying both site run-on and run-off, ditches, and run-off controls; (G)Access road; (H)Existing/Proposed contours. (3) A written report that contains the following: (A) Anticipated type, source, and composition of waste to be received;