Follow the steps to complete the form with confidence.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by entering facility information such as the DEQ file number, name, location address, mailing address, contact name, email, telephone, and fax. Ensure that each field is filled out completely and accurately.
3. Under the permit section, indicate the permit number and select the correct permit type (NPDES or WPCF) applicable to your facility.
4. In the biosolids process descriptions section, document the generation details. Provide information on wastewater sources and volumes, including municipal and industrial gallons per year. Also, report the solids produced in dry tons per year, detailing primary, secondary, and other types.
5. Mark applicable preparation processes for biosolids and describe the associated equipment used for screening, grit removal, settling, thickening, digestion, dewatering, and storage on a separate sheet.
6. For storage capacity, list the various containers you utilize, including number, sizes, materials (e.g., steel), and estimate the total volume for each type (storage container, tanks, clarifiers, lagoons, drying beds).
7. In the application section, note the transport equipment used to transfer biosolids from your facility to application sites. Describe the method and equipment employed for applying biosolids at these sites.
8. Indicate the biosolids quality class (Class A or Class B) and testing frequency. Document test data for nutrient monitoring and pollutant monitoring using the provided tables, making sure to express data in the appropriate units.
9. For pathogen reduction, circle the selected alternatives and describe the processes and parameters met. Attach any required monitoring data and certification statements.
10. In the vector attraction reduction monitoring section, choose your alternative and provide descriptions of the methods used along with any pertinent operational parameters.
11. Complete the land application site information for all sites used during the reporting period, including site name, ID number, location, crops, acres applied, application rates, and total dry tons at each site.
12. Finally, attach any additional required documents such as soil test data for sites applied to for the consecutive years and cumulative loadings information if needed.
13. Once all sections are thoroughly completed and reviewed, you can save your changes, download, print, or share the form as necessary.

Start filling out the DEQ Biosolids Annual Report Form online today to ensure compliance and proper reporting.