Identify which pathogen-reduction pathway under 40 CFR 503.32(c) an operation must meet for domestic septage land application

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Steps

  1. Pull the current text of 40 CFR 503.32(c) for the alternative pathogen-reduction requirements applicable to domestic septage
  2. Identify which compliance path is being used - e.g., the pH-based alkali treatment option (raise pH to ≥12 for 30 minutes without further alkali addition) is one common route
  3. Cross-check EPA's 2024 method-specific fact sheets (alkali addition, injection) for the operational detail behind the chosen pathway
  4. Confirm the separate vector-attraction-reduction requirement is also satisfied, since it's distinct from pathogen reduction
  5. Document the compliance approach in the site records required under Subpart B (5-year retention)

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