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Code of Massachusetts Regulations (CMR)
Title 310
Chapter 32.00
310 C.M.R. 32.00
Land application of sludge and septage
MGL c. 21, §§ 27(9), 27(12) and 43 MGL c. 21A, § 2(28) MGL c. 111, § 160
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection
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32.01
Authority
32.02
Purpose
32.03
Severability
32.05
Definitions
32.06
Computation of Time
32.07
Accurate and Timely Submittals
32.08
Accurate and Complete Record Keeping
32.09
General Restrictions on Land Application and Storage of Sludge and Septage
32.10
Classification of Sludge and Septage
32.11
Department Approval of Sludge or Septage for Beneficial Purposes
32.12
Criteria for Approval of Suitability
32.13
Obtaining and Renewing an Approval of Suitability
32.14
Additional Requirements for Approval of Suitability for Type I Sludge
32.20
General Requirements for Land Application
32.21
Site Requirements for Land Application of Type II or Type III Sludge or Septage
32.22
Water Pollution Prevention Requirements for Land Application of Type II or Type III Sludge or Septage
32.23
Application Management Requirements for Type II or Type III Sludge or Septage
32.24
Soil Sampling Requirements for Land Application of Type II or Type III Sludge or Septage
32.25
Approval of Site for Land Application of Type II or Type III Sludge or Septage
32.26
Recording Notice of Land Application of Type III Sludge or Septage
32.30
Requirements for Any Storage of Sludge or Septage
32.31
Additional Requirements for Long-Term Storage of Sludge or Septage
32.40
Requirements for Transportation of Sludge or Septage
32.50
Requirements for the Sale or Distribution of Sludge and Septage
32.51
Requirements for the Sale or Distribution of Type I Sludge
32.52
Requirements for the Sale or Distribution of Type II or Type III Sludge or Septage
32.60
Record Generating, Record Keeping, and Reporting Requirements
32.70
Sampling and Analysis Requirements
32.80
Appendix A: Acceptable Processes for Pathogen Reduction
32.81
Appendix B: Acceptable Processes for Additional Pathogen Reduction