TITLE 8: AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS
CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER i: PESTICIDE CONTROL
PART 258
LAND APPLICATION AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM
SECTION 258.10 APPLICABILITY
Section 258.10 Applicability
a) This Part applies to the owner or operator of an agrichemical
facility who requests, pursuant to 415 ILCS 60/19(9), Department issuance of a
written authorization for land application of agrichemical-contaminated soil or
groundwater. The contaminated soil or groundwater must be the product of
the environmental cleanup of agrichemical spill sites at:
1) agrichemical facilities,
2) in transit locations from an agrichemical facility to the
field of application, or
3) the field of application.
b) This Part does not apply to the land application of contaminated
soil or groundwater to any land other than farmland.
c) This Part does not apply to spill sites at which the
contaminated soil exhibits a characteristic of hazardous waste as defined in 35
Ill. Adm. Code 721.120 through 124.
(Source: Amended at 26 Ill.
Reg. 17155, effective November 18, 2002)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER i: PESTICIDE CONTROL
PART 258
LAND APPLICATION AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM
SECTION 258.20 SEVERABILITY
Section 258.20 Severability
If any Section, subsection,
sentence or clause of this Part is judged invalid, such adjudication shall not
affect the validity of this Part as a whole or any Section, subsection,
sentence or clause thereof not judged invalid.
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER i: PESTICIDE CONTROL
PART 258
LAND APPLICATION AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM
SECTION 258.30 DEFINITIONS
Section 258.30 Definitions
Definitions for this Part can be
located in Section 4 and Section 19 of the Illinois Pesticide Act [415 ILCS
60/4 and 19]. The following definitions shall also apply to this Part:
"Agrichemical"
means pesticides or commercial fertilizers at an agrichemical facility, in
transit from an agrichemical facility to the field of application, or at the
field of application.
"Applicant"
means an owner, operator or designated officer of an agrichemical facility who
requests a Written Authorization for Land Application.
"Authorization"
means a Written Authorization for Land Application.
"Commercial
Fertilizer" is defined in 505 ILCS 80/3. For the purposes of this Part,
commercial fertilizer also includes custom mixes as defined in 505 ILCS 80/3.
"Cropland"
means land used for the agricultural production of plants and plant part
commodities.
"Department"
means the Illinois Department of Agriculture.
"Family
of Pesticides" means a group of structurally similar compounds that
exhibit common biochemical actions.
"Farmland"
means lands utilized for agricultural purposes, including both areas used for
cropland and areas used for field access lanes.
"Field
Access Lane" means a private road utilized for admittance by vehicles of
husbandry to cropland, but does not include private roads that provide primary
access to a structure being used for human habitation.
"Groundwater"
means groundwater as defined in the Illinois Groundwater Protection Act [415
ILCS 55/3].
"Incorporation"
means mixing into the soil at a land application area.
"Label"
means the written, printed graphic matter on or attached to the pesticide or
device or any of its containers or wrappings. [415 ILCS 60/4]
"Land
Application" means the environmental treatment of contaminated soil or
groundwater by incorporation into farmland soils.
"Land
Application Area" means the farmland upon which contaminated soil or
groundwater is or will be applied.
"Pesticide"
means any substance or mixture of substances intended for preventing,
repelling, or mitigating any pest or any substance or mixture of substances
intended for use as a plant regulator, defoliant or desiccant [415 ILCS
60/4.29].
"Regulated
Recharge Area" means a compact geographic area, as determined by the
Pollution Control Board pursuant to Section 17.4 of the Environmental
Protection Act [415 ILCS 5/17.4], the geology of which renders a potable
resource groundwater particularly susceptible to contamination [415 ILCS
5/3.67].
"Release"
means any spilling, leaking, pumping, pouring, emitting, emptying, discharging,
injecting, escaping, leaching, dumping, or disposing of pesticides into the
environment, but excludes application of pesticides at agronomic rates under
regulations established by the Department in accordance with the Illinois
Pesticide Act [415 ILCS 60].
"Remediation
Suitability Determination Level" or "RSDL" means the
concentration of a pesticide residue in soil or groundwater that represents a
level below which the Department considers the contaminated soil or groundwater
to be suitable for land application.
"Setback
Zone" means a geographic area, designated pursuant to the Environmental
Protection Act, containing a potable water supply well or a potential source or
potential route having a continuous boundary, and within which certain
prohibitions or regulations are applicable in order to protect groundwaters
[415 ILCS 5/3.61].
"Sinkhole"
means any natural depression formed as a result of subsurface removal of soil
or rock materials causing the formation of a collapse feature that exhibits
internal drainage. The existence of a sinkhole shall be indicated by the
uppermost closed depression contour lines on the USGS 7½ minute quadrangle topographic
maps or as determined by field investigations.
"Soil",
for the purposes of this Part, means the unconsolidated earth materials present
at a spill site, including natural soils, gravel and soil/gravel mixtures.
"Spill
Site" means the land area at which a pesticide or commercial fertilizer
was released.
"Stockpile"
means the storage, temporary storage, or containment of contaminated soil or
groundwater in such a manner as not to constitute final disposal or land
application.
"Written
Authorization for Land Application" means a written statement issued by
the Department granting approval for the land application of contaminated soil
or groundwater to farmland in accordance with the provisions of this Part.
(Source: Amended at 26 Ill.
Reg. 17155, effective November 18, 2002)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER i: PESTICIDE CONTROL
PART 258
LAND APPLICATION AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM
SECTION 258.40 INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE
Section 258.40 Incorporation
by Reference
a) The
Department incorporates the following material by reference:
1) NTIS – National Technical Information Service, 5285 Port Royal
Road, Springfield VA 22161, (703) 487-4600.
"Methods
for the Determination of Organic Compounds in Drinking Water", USEPA,
Publication No. EPA-600/4-88-039 (December 1998).
"Methods
for the Determination of Organic Compounds in Drinking Water, Supplement
II", USEPA Publication No. EPA/600/R-92/129 (August 1992).
"Methods
for the Determination of Organic Compounds in Drinking Water, Supplement
III", USEPA Publication No. EPA/600/R-95/131 (August 1995).
"Test
Methods for Evaluating Solid Wastes, Physical/Chemical Methods", USEPA
Publication Number SW 846 (Third Edition, Final Update III, December 1996), as
amended by Updates I, IIA, and III (Document No. 955-001-00000-1).
2) University of Illinois Board of Trustees, 1401 South Maryland
Drive, Urbana IL 61801 (217)333-2007.
"Illinois
Agronomy Handbook 2001-2002", University of Illinoi at Urbana-Champaign,
College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences (December 2000).
b) These incorporations by reference do not include any
amendments or editions beyond the dates specified.
(Source: Amended at 26 Ill.
Reg. 17155, effective November 18, 2002)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER i: PESTICIDE CONTROL
PART 258
LAND APPLICATION AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM
SECTION 258.50 REMEDIATION SUITABILITY DETERMINATION
Section 258.50 Remediation
Suitability Determination
Contaminated soil that is the
subject of an application for Department issuance of written authorization for
land application must be evaluated for remediation suitability in accordance
with this Section.
a) The applicant must develop an appropriate, site-specific list
of agrichemicals known or suspected to have been released at the spill site.
The compounds included in Appendices A and B of this Part may serve as a
guide to the applicant in the development of the site-specific list of target
pesticides and nutrients. Unless affirmatively demonstrated that an
agrichemical has not been stored, mixed or loaded at the spill site, all
pesticides listed in Appendix B must be considered target agrichemicals.
b) The contaminated soil must be sampled in accordance with the requirements
of this Part and analyzed for the presence and concentration of the target agrichemicals
included on the list of compounds required in subsection (a) of this Section.
c) If the list required in subsection (a) of this Section
includes any of the pesticides listed in Appendix A of this Part, the mean concentration
of the pesticide in the soil must be determined in accordance with the sampling
and analysis procedures of Section 258.90. The mean pesticide concentrations of
the contaminated soil must be compared to its associated Remediation
Suitability Determination Level (RSDL) obtained from Appendix A of this Part.
If the mean remediation media concentration for any pesticide listed in
Appendix A of this Part is equal to or greater than its associated Remediation
Suitability Determination Level, the contaminated soil may not be suitable for
land application.
(Source: Amended at 26 Ill.
Reg. 17155, effective November 18, 2002)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER i: PESTICIDE CONTROL
PART 258
LAND APPLICATION AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM
SECTION 258.60 WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION FOR LAND APPLICATION
Section 258.60 Written
Authorization for Land Application
a) An Authorization issued by the Department pursuant to this
Part must be obtained by an applicant prior to the commencement of any
stockpiling of contaminated soil or land application of contaminated soil or
groundwater at a proposed application area. If ownership of an agrichemical
facility is transferred, an Authorization may be transferred to the new owner
or operator of the agrichemical facility upon written notification by the
applicant to the Department and approval by the Department.
b) An application for an Authorization must be submitted on forms
provided by the Department. Information submitted in an application must
include the following:
1) The facility name, address, telephone number, and facility
identification number, if applicable; the applicant's full legal names,
addresses and telephone numbers, including any authorized agents of the
applicant and any contact persons to whom correspondence must be addressed; and
the applicant's signature authorizing the application;
2) The full legal name, address and telephone number of the
owners of the proposed land application area, including any authorized agents
acting on behalf of such owners and any contact persons to whom correspondence
must be addressed, and the signatures of the landowners authorizing the
application;
3) The name, address, telephone number, and signature of the
persons responsible for the project design and management;
4) Topographic and plat maps of the proposed land application
area;
5) A location area map of the proposed land application area;
6) A soil survey map of the proposed land application area;
7) A listing of the agrichemical concentrations, a description of
the methods utilized to determine the agrichemical concentrations, and the
volume of contaminated soil or groundwater proposed to be land applied;
8) A description of the agricultural crop to be grown on the land
application area and date of the proposed land application;
9) A proposed application method or procedure for contaminated
soil or groundwater, application rate, and supporting data and calculations,
including the label rates associated with each pesticide present and the
identification of the most-limiting compound on which the contaminated soil or
groundwater application rate is to be based, each of which must be consistent
with the requirements found at Section 258.70(e) of this Part;
10) A description of the proposed method to be utilized for the
calibration of the application device to ensure consistent distribution of contaminated
soil or groundwater to the land application area and how the contaminated soil
or groundwater will be incorporated into the soil; and
11) The legal description of the land application area and the
acreage available at each site.
c) Applications for an Authorization must be accompanied by a
letter of agreement from the owner of the application area, or the owner's
authorized agent, indicating he or she understands the nature of the project
and has agreed to participate. If land application to a field access lane is
proposed, the owner or owners of the field access lane and all properties
contiguous to the field access lane must provide letters of agreement to the
Department indicating approval of the land application of contaminated soil or
groundwater to the field access lane.
d) If contaminated soil or groundwater is applied to field access
lanes or farmland currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program,
applications for an Authorization must include a statement of commitment by the
applicant to collect and analyze soil samples from the land application area within
six months after the application of contaminated soil or groundwater. Such
samples must be analyzed for the presence and concentration of all analytes
detected in the samples of contaminated soil or groundwater collected at the spill
site that have been established as the basis for the proposed application
rate. Analytical results of the soil sampling conducted after the application
of contaminated soil or groundwater and any sampling required pursuant to
Section 258.80 of this Part must be submitted to the Department as part of the
Closure Reports.
e) If contaminated soil or groundwater is applied to cropland,
applications for an Authorization must include a statement of commitment by the
applicant to collect and analyze soil samples from the land application area at
least two months prior to planting of the following crop. Analytical results
of the soil sampling conducted after the application of contaminated soil or
groundwater and any sampling required pursuant to Section 258.80 of this Part
must be submitted to the Department as part of the Closure Reports.
f) Applications for an Authorization must include a description
of the methods to be used to determine and document the actual amount of contaminated
soil or groundwater applied to the land application area expressed in tons/acre
or gallons/acre, as appropriate. Such methods must result in documentation
that will be submitted to the Department as part of the Closure Report pursuant
to Section 258.80 of this Part.
g) Upon receipt of an application, the Department shall review
the application for compliance with the provisions of this Part.
1) If the submittal is incomplete, the Department shall notify
the applicant in writing within 30 days after receipt and identify the
deficiencies.
2) If the submittal is not in compliance with the provisions of
this Part, the Department shall provide written notification of the reasons for
denial to the applicant within 90 days after receipt.
3) If the submittal is complete and in compliance with the
provisions of this Part, the Department shall issue written Authorization to
the applicant within 90 days after receipt.
h) The Department may revoke any Authorization that has not been
implemented within two years after the date of issuance. Upon request by the
applicant, such Authorizations may be renewed by the Department after review.
i) The applicant shall submit a modified application if the
concentrations of agrichemicals in the contaminated soil or groundwater, or the
volume or application rate of contaminated soil or groundwater, are greater
than specified in the original application; or if the applicant proposes
changes in the location or size of the application area or in procedures for
sample collection and analyses.
(Source: Amended at 26 Ill. Reg.
17155, effective November 18, 2002)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER i: PESTICIDE CONTROL
PART 258
LAND APPLICATION AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM
SECTION 258.70 OPERATIONAL CONTROL PRACTICES, LIMITATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS
Section 258.70 Operational
Control Practices, Limitations and Restrictions
a) No applicant shall land apply contaminated soil or groundwater
or stockpile contaminated soil:
1) within any Illinois Groundwater Protection Act (IGPA) [415
ILCS 55/14] defined wellhead setback zone or regulated recharge area;
2) within 200 feet of any surface water or within 1,000 feet of
any surface water body that is the subject of any health advisory regarding
agrichemicals listed in Appendix A;
3) within 20 feet of a farmland edge unless the application is to
a field access lane and is performed consistent with Section 258.60(c);
4) within any flood plain with a return frequency of 10 years or
less;
5) within 200 feet of a drainage tubing surface inlet;
6) within 200 feet of a sinkhole;
7) within 200 feet of a structure being used for human habitation
at the time of the proposed application. In addition, no applicant shall land
apply remediation media within 200 feet of a structure being used as a common
place of assembly, such as a church, school or business;
8) on frozen farmland with a frost depth of one inch or greater;
9) on a portion of farmland that has a slope in excess of five
percent; and
10) within 200 feet of any Class III: Special Resource
Groundwater as defined by 35 Ill. Adm. Code 620.230.
b) No
applicant shall stockpile groundwater at the application area.
c) No applicant shall stockpile contaminated soil at the
application area for more than 30 calendar days without prior approval of the
Department.
d) Stockpiles of contaminated soil at the application area must
be located in such a manner that agrichemical migration, due to surface water,
into setbacks established under subsection (a) of this Section and potential
agrichemical migration to surface water or groundwater is prevented.
e) No applicant shall land apply contaminated soil or groundwater
at rates in excess of pesticide label rates or generally accepted agronomic
fertilizer application rates, as specified below. The most-limiting
application rate shall govern the land application of contaminated soil or
groundwater.
1) If a pesticide that is not labeled for use with the specific
crop to be grown on a land application area is present in contaminated soil or
groundwater with other pesticides that are labeled for use with the proposed
crop, consideration must be given to any potential phytotoxic effects that
could arise from the proposed land application to the crop to be grown when
developing a proposed application rate. In such instances, the application
rate of the non-labeled pesticide must not exceed 10 percent of its most
limited label rate for use on other agricultural crops.
2) If more than one pesticide from a family of pesticides is
present in the contaminated soil or groundwater, or when additive effects of
the pesticides may be possible, consideration must be given to possible
phytotoxic effects resulting from a contaminated soil or groundwater application
rate based only on the single highest concentration present, and the proposed
application rate must be reduced below such potential phytotoxic application
rates.
3) If more than one pesticide is present in the contaminated soil
or groundwater, consideration must be given to commercially available blends
that contain those pesticides and the labeled rate of application associated
with those commercially available blends. In such cases, the application rate
of the contaminated soil or groundwater must be not greater than the labeled
application rate of the commercially available blend.
4) If fertilizer containing nitrogen or phosphorus is present in
the contaminated soil or groundwater, the land application rate must not exceed
the most limiting of either the nutrient application rate or the pesticide
label rate, whichever is more restrictive. Nitrogen and phosphorus application
rates must be based upon the agronomic rates for the crop or commodity
to be grown as contained in the Illinois Agronomy Handbook, incorporated by
reference in Section 258.40.
f) In addition to the other provisions of this Part, applications
of contaminated soil or groundwater on farmland currently enrolled in the
Conservation Reserve Program shall only be allowed when the application
includes a written statement from a representative of the United States
Department of Agriculture – Natural Resource Conservation Service of the county
where the proposed land application area is located that the proposed activity
will not adversely affect the program status of the land application area.
(Source: Amended at 26 Ill. Reg. 17155, effective November 18, 2002)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER i: PESTICIDE CONTROL
PART 258
LAND APPLICATION AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM
SECTION 258.80 CLOSURE REPORTING
Section 258.80 Closure
Reporting
a) A Closure Report must be submitted to the Department within 60
days after receipt of analytical results associated with closure sampling
required under subsection (b) (1) of this Section.
b) The
Closure Report shall include the following information:
1) Analytical results, including the mean and standard deviation
for each analyte, from the soil sampling of the land application area:
A) conducted no later than two months prior to planting of the
following crop; or
B) in the case of field access lanes or farmland currently
enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program, conducted no later than six
months after the application of contaminated soil or groundwater ;
2) Documentation of the actual amounts of contaminated soil or
groundwater that was land applied and calculations indicating that the
application rates were equal to or less than those authorized by the
Department;
3) Documentation of how the contaminated soil or groundwater was incorporated
into the soils in the land application area.
c) Upon receipt of a Closure Report, the Department shall review
the submittal and evaluate whether the report indicates that agrichemical
levels in the soil at the proposed time of closure are below the soil closure
objective concentrations listed in Appendix C of this Part.
1) If the submittal indicates that agrichemical concentrations in
the land application area are below the soil closure objective concentrations
listed in Appendix C of this Part, the Department shall issue a Notice of
Closure within 45 days after receipt. The Notice of Closure shall indicate the
applicant has land applied contaminated soil or groundwater to the application
area in accordance with the Authorization and all requirements of this Part.
An applicant that has been issued a Notice of Closure shall no longer be
subject to the requirements of this Part.
2) If the submittal indicates that agrichemical concentrations in
the land application area are not below the soil closure objective
concentrations as listed in Appendix C of this Part, the Department shall,
within 45 days from the date of receipt of the Closure Report, notify the
applicant in writing as to why a Notice of Closure was not issued. The
Department may require additional sampling and analyses of samples of the land
application area and prescribe remedial measures to be conducted by the
applicant to reduce the concentrations of agrichemicals in the land application
area or to mitigate any potential adverse effects on crops or the environment.
The applicant must conduct the prescribed activities and must prepare and
submit a Closure Report detailing the results of the additional sampling and
other measures as prescribed by the Department.
3) The Department shall send a copy of the notice of closure or
the denial of the Notice of Closure to the owners of the land application area.
(Source: Amended at 26 Ill.
Reg. 17155, effective November 18, 2002)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER i: PESTICIDE CONTROL
PART 258
LAND APPLICATION AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM
SECTION 258.90 SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS
Section 258.90 Sampling and
Analysis
a) Contaminated soil or groundwater must be sampled in accordance
with the requirements of this Part and analyzed for the presence and
concentration of the target agrichemicals included on the list of compounds
required in 8 Ill. Adm. Code 255.50(a). Soil samples may be composited. At
least one composite soil sample is required per one-eighth acre of the spill site,
using six subsamples per composite.
b) Soil samples from the land application area, excluding field
access lanes, must be collected to the depth of incorporation or three inches,
whichever is less. Soil samples from field access lanes must be collected to a
depth of six inches.
c) Soil samples collected from the land application area must be
analyzed for the agrichemicals that were the basis for determining the
application rate of the contaminated soil or groundwater pursuant to Section 258.70(e).
d) Sampling of the land application area must be conducted in
accordance with Appendix D of this Part, except field access lanes that must be
sampled at the rate of at least one composite soil sample per 500 lineal feet.
e) All field and laboratory activities must satisfy the following
to ensure that all data are scientifically valid and of known precision and
accuracy:
1) All field sampling activities relative to sample collection,
documentation, preparation, labeling, storage, shipment and security, quality
assurance and quality control, acceptance criteria, corrective action, and
decontamination procedures must be conducted in accordance with "Test
Methods for Evaluating Solid Waste, Physical/Chemical Methods" (SW-846),
incorporated by reference at Section 258.40 of this Part.
2) All field measurement activities relative to equipment and instrument
operation, calibration and maintenance, corrective action, and data handling
must be conducted in accordance with SW-846, or with an equipment or instrument
manufacturer's or vendor's published standard operating procedures.
3) All laboratory quantitative analyses of soil samples to
determine concentrations of pesticides must be conducted fully in accordance
with SW-846, relative to all facilities, equipment and instrumentation,
operating procedures, sample management, test methods, equipment calibration
and maintenance, quality assurance and quality control, corrective action, data
reduction and validation, reporting, and records management. The practical
quantitation limit (PQL) of the test methods selected must be less than or
equal to the RSDLs contained in Appendix A of this Part.
4) All laboratory quantitative analyses of soil samples to
determine concentrations of pesticides or nutrients must be conducted on the
less than 2-mm fraction.
5) All laboratory quantitative analyses of soil samples to
determine concentrations of pesticides that require more sensitive detection
limits or cannot be analyzed by standard methods identified in SW-846 must be
conducted in accordance with analytical protocols developed in consultation
with and approved by the Department.
6) All groundwater monitoring and analytical procedures must be
conducted in accordance with 35 Ill. Adm. Code 620.505 and 620.510.
7) All quantitative analyses of soil and groundwater samples that
utilize any of the approved test methods identified in 35 Ill. Adm. Code
186.180 shall be completed by an accredited laboratory in accordance with the
requirements of 35 Ill. Adm. Code 186. Quantitative analyses not utilizing an
accredited laboratory in accordance with Part 186 shall be deemed invalid.
(Source: Amended at 26 Ill.
Reg. 17155, effective November 18, 2002)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER i: PESTICIDE CONTROL
PART 258
LAND APPLICATION AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM
SECTION 258.100 PENALTIES AND ENFORCEMENT
Section 258.100 Penalties
and Enforcement
Applicants who fail to comply
with the provisions or conditions of a written authorization for the land
application of contaminated soil or groundwater issued by the Department shall
be subject to the administrative actions and penalties contained in Section
24.1 of the Illinois Pesticide Act [415 ILCS 60/24.1].
(Source: Amended at 26 Ill.
Reg. 17155, effective November 18, 2002)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER i: PESTICIDE CONTROL
PART 258
LAND APPLICATION AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM
SECTION 258.APPENDIX A SOIL REMEDIATION SUITABILITY DETERMINATION LEVELS OF PESTICIDES LISTED AS HAZARDOUS CONSTITUENTS IN 35 ILL. ADM. CODE 721
Section 258.APPENDIX A Soil
Remediation Suitability Determination Levels of Pesticides Listed as
Hazardous Constituents in 35 Ill. Adm. Code 721
|
PESTICIDES
|
CAS NO.a
|
RECOMMENDED TEST METHODb
|
SOIL(mg/kg)
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Aldicarb
|
116-06-3
|
8321
|
0.2
|
|
Aldrin
|
309-00-2
|
8081
|
0.1
|
|
Butylate
|
2008-41-5
|
8270
|
150
|
|
Carbofuran
|
1563-66-2
|
8270
|
3
|
|
Chlordane
|
57-74-9
|
8081
|
160
|
|
2,4-D
|
94-75-7
|
8151
|
6
|
|
4,4-DDD
|
72-54-8
|
8081
|
130
|
|
4,4-DDT
|
50-29-3
|
8081
|
380
|
|
Dieldrin
|
60-57-1
|
8081
|
0.08
|
|
Dimethoate
|
60-51-5
|
8141
|
0.07
|
|
Dinoseb
|
88-85-7
|
8151
|
0.4
|
|
Disulfoton
|
298-04-4
|
8141
|
0.5
|
|
Endosulfan
|
115-29-7
|
8081
|
3400
|
|
Endothall
|
145-73-3
|
8270
|
14
|
|
Endrin
|
72-20-8
|
8081
|
27
|
|
EPTC
|
759-94-4
|
8270
|
57
|
|
Heptachlor
|
76-44-8
|
8081
|
13
|
|
Lindane
|
58-89-9
|
8081
|
0.4
|
|
Methoxychlor
|
72-43-5
|
8081
|
4100
|
|
Parathion, Ethyl
|
56-38-2
|
8141
|
440
|
|
Parathion, Methyl
|
298-00-0
|
8141
|
15
|
|
Phorate
|
298-02-2
|
8141
|
2
|
|
2, 4, 5-TP
|
93-72-1
|
8270
|
370
|
|
Toxaphene
|
8001-35-2
|
8081
|
400
|
Sources: a Chemical Abstract Service
b USEPA Test Method (SW-846)
(Source: Amended at 26 Ill.
Reg. 17155, effective November 18, 2002)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER i: PESTICIDE CONTROL
PART 258
LAND APPLICATION AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM
SECTION 258.APPENDIX B TARGET ANALYTE LIST
Section 258.APPENDIX B Target
Analyte List
|
PESTICIDES
|
CAS NO.a
|
RECOMMENDED
TEST METHODb
|
|
|
|
|
|
Acetochlor
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34256-82-1
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8151
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Alachlor
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15972-60-8
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8081
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Atrazine
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1912-24-9
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8141
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Butylate
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2008-41-5
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8270
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Chlorpyrifos
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2921-88-2
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8141
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Cyanazine
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21725-46-2
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8141
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Carbofuran
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1563-66-2
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8270
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2,4-D
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94-75-7
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8151
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Metolachlor
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51218-45-2
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8151
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Metribuzin
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21087-64-9
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8270
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Pendimethalin
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40487-42-1
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8091
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Simazine
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122-34-9
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8141
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Terbufos
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13071-79-9
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8141
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Trifluralin
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1582-09-8
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8091
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NUTRIENTS
Ammonia (as N)
Nitrate (as N)
Phosphorous (Bray P1)
a Chemical
Abstract Service
b USEPA
Test Method (SW-846)
(Source: Amended at 26 Ill.
Reg. 17155, effective November 18, 2002)
| TITLE 8: AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS
CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER i: PESTICIDE CONTROL
PART 258
LAND APPLICATION AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM
SECTION 258.APPENDIX C SOIL CLOSURE OBJECTIVES
Section 258.APPENDIX C Soil
Closure Objectives
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RECOMMENDED
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SURFACE
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PESTICIDES
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CAS No.a
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TEST
METHODb
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(mg/kg)
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acetochlor
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34256-82-1
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8151
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0.9*
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acifluorfen sodium
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62476-59-9
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8151
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2.8
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alachlor
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15972-60-8
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8081
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1.7*
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aldicarb
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116-06-3
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8321
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1.6*
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aldrin
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309-00-2
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8081
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0.02
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atrazine
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1912-24-9
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8141
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1.7*
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bentazon sodium
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50723-80-3
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8151
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2.6
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bromacil
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314-40-9
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8321
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5.2
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bromoxynil (o)
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1689-99-2
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8270
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6.9
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butylate
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2008-41-5
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8270
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27
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carbofuran
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1563-66-2
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8270
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0.6
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chlordane
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57-74-9
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8081
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29
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chlorimuron-ethyl
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90982-32-4
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8081
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3.6
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chlorpyrifos
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2921-88-2
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8141
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50
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cyanazine
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21725-46-2
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8141
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1.1*
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2,4-D
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94-75-7
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8151
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1.1
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4,4'-DDD
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72-54-8
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8081
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22
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4,4'-DDE
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72-55-9
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8081
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64
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4,4'-DDT
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50-29-3
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8081
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66
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diazinon
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333-41-5
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8141
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0.2
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dicamba
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1918-00-9
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8151
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1.4
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dieldrin
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60-57-1
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8081
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0.01
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dimethoate
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60-51-5
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8141
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0.3*
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dinoseb
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88-85-7
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8151
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0.08
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disulfoton
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298-04-4
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8141
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0.2*
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endosulfan
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115-29-7
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8081
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600
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endothall
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145-73-3
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8270
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2.4
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endrin
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72-20-8
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8081
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5
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EPTC
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759-94-4
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8270
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10
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glyphosate
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1071-83-6
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8321
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350
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HCH-alpha
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319-84-6
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8081
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0.01
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heptachlor
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76-44-8
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8081
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2.3
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heptachlor epoxide
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1024-57-3
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8081
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3.8
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lindane
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58-89-9
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8081
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0.07
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linuron
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330-55-2
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8321
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1.7
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malathion
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121-75-5
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8141
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41
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methoxychlor
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72-43-5
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8151
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730
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metolachlor
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51218-45-2
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8151
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22
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metribuzin
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21087-64-9
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8270
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2.8
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parathion, ethyl
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56-38-2
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8141
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77
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parathion, methyl
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298-00-0
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8141
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2.6
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pendimethalin
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40487-42-1
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8091
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900
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permethrin
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52645-53-1
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8081
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3300
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phorate
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298-02-2
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8141
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1.1*
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simazine
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122-34-9
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8141
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1.7*
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2,4,5-TP
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93-72-1
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8270
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65
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terbufos
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13071-79-9
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8141
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0.4*
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toxaphene
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8001-35-2
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8081
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72
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trifluralin
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1582-09-8
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8091
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100
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NUTRIENTS
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SURFACE
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Ammonia (as N) plus Nitrate
(as N)
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100 mg/kg
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Phosphorous (Bray P1)
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150 mg/kg
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Notes:
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a Chemical
Abstract Service (CAS)
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b USEPA Test
Methods (SW-846)
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* Application Rate Equivalents (AREs) are based on
USEPA-approved pesticide label rates for the specific pesticide active
ingredient and conservative assumptions about soil properties. AREs only
apply to the upper three inches of soil and are used as the Soil Cleanup
Objective (SCO) if the ARE is greater than the SCO value calculated using the
Equation in 8 Ill. Adm. Code 259.350(a).
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The application rate equivalents
can be determined using the equation below:
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ARE (mg/kg)
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=
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Application Rate (1b/acre) x
(1 acre-foot / 43,560 ft3) x (1 ft3 / 110 1b) x (1 /
0.25 ft) x (1.0 x 106 mg/kg)
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Where:
ARE = application rate equivalent (mg/kg) for coarse-textured, low
organic matter content soils
Applicationrate = current label application rate (1b/acre)
(Source: Old Section 258.APPENDIX
C renumbered to Section 258.APPENDIX D, New Section 258.APPENDIX C added at 26
Ill. Reg. 17155, effective November 18, 2002)
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CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
SUBCHAPTER i: PESTICIDE CONTROL
PART 258
LAND APPLICATION AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM
SECTION 258.APPENDIX D LAND APPLICATION AREA SAMPLING
Section 258.APPENDIX D Land
Application Area Sampling
The number of composite sample collected
from the land application area will depend on the size of the land application
area. For areas up to 20 acres in size, the land application area must be
divided into quadrants and a composite sample will be collected from each
quadrant, providing four samples. Land application areas larger than 20 acres
will be divided into five-acre square grids approximately 467 feet long on each
side. A composite sample s will be collected from each of 4 randomly selected
five-acre squares in land application areas up to 80 acres in size,
representing no less than 25 percent of the five-acre grids. Land application
areas larger than 80 acres will have 25 percent of the five-acre squares
randomly sampled. The five-acre squares will be sampled by dividing the square
into quadrants and obtaining a composite grab sample from each of the four
quadrants. The number of composite samples for each land application area must
be determined by multiplying the number of five-acre squares by 0.25 and
rounding to the nearest whole number.
SAMPLE
NUMBER DETERMINATION
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LAND APPLICATION
AREA
(ACRES) (A)
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NUMBER OF FIVE
ACRE SQUARES (N)
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NUMBER OF
SAMPLES (S)
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5
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N/A
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4
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10
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N/A
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4
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15
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N/A
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4
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20
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N/A
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4
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40
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8
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4
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60
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12
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4
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80
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16
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4
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100
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20
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5
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120
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24
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6
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140
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28
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7
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160
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32
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8
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A
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N=A/5
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S=N/4
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The sample locations must be
determined by assigning consecutive numbers to each five-acre square. A series
of random numbers must be generated using a computer spreadsheet program or a
random number table. The numbered five-acre squares that correspond to the
random numbers must be sampled until the required number of samples is
obtained.
The laboratory results must be
evaluated to determine the mean concentration and standard deviation of the
sample. The value of the concentration reported as present but below detection
limit will be used in the calculations. A value of zero will be used for
results that are reported as non-detectable.
All land application area
samples must be collected from the soil profile, starting at the soil surface
and extending to a depth specified in Section 258.90 of this Part.
(Source: Section 258.APPENDIX
D renumbered from Section 258.APPENDIX C and amended at 26 Ill. Reg. 17155,
effective November 18, 2002)
AUTHORITY: Authorized by Section 19 of the Illinois Pesticide Act [415 ILCS 60/19].
SOURCE: Adopted at 23 Ill. Reg. 7721, effective June 25, 1999; amended at 26 Ill. Reg. 17155, effective November 18, 2002.
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