Sliding Door Horse Stable Box With Accessories Homemade Horse Stables Stall With Wire

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The incorporation of Best Management Practices during all construction, routine management, operations and maintenance activities associated with this alternative would protect water quality and the natural resources adjacent to equestrian facilities. Any localized minor adverse impacts to water quality as a result of facility upgrade and enhancement activities would be temporary. There would be no adverse impacts greater than moderate, and all impacts would be mitigated to a level of minor to negligible. 

Manure Management: Manure would be managed to avoid water pollution, airborne contaminants and dust, and to reduce pests such as fly infestations. Manure and dirty bedding would be collected daily and be stored in a covered, waterproof enclosure. Manure shall be stored on a contained (curbed) concrete slab that has at least three walls and a roof that fully protects the stored manure from blowing rain. Manure and used stall bedding would be removed from the site weekly, and would be responsibly disposed of, preferably to a non-NPS composting facility. There would be no site composting and no open waste storage. A Manure Management Plan shall be required for each stable. The Manure Management Plan would include an aerial plan showing the location of the covered manure shed. It would state the frequency of manure maintenance such as cleaning of stalls and grounds, and storage. It would explain the manure disposal technique including covered hauling, destination, and a statement about the disposal, treatment, or composting process and location. It would include the contact information for the person responsible and his or her title.

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