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§ 510. Nutrient Management Advisory Board.
(a) Creation.--There is created the Nutrient Management
Advisory Board. The board shall consist of 16 members appointed
by the chairman of the commission and approved by a two-thirds
vote of the commission. The members so appointed shall consist
of five active commercial farm owners or operators representing
the livestock, swine, meat poultry, egg poultry and dairy
industry nominated by Statewide general farm organizations, one
veterinary nutrition specialist, one representative from the
feed industry, one representative from the fertilizer industry,
one representative of commercial agricultural lenders, one
representative of local government, one representative of
academia who shall be an agronomist or plant scientist faculty
member of the school of agriculture of a Pennsylvania college or
university, one representative of academia who shall be an
animal science faculty member with an expertise in odor
management from the school of agriculture of a college or
university within this Commonwealth, one hydrologist, two
citizen representatives who are not farmers and one
environmental representative, all of whom shall have sufficient
knowledge, experience or familiarity with agronomic practices,
nutrient management practices or odor management practices and
all of whom shall be residents of this Commonwealth.
(b) Compensation.--Board members shall not receive a salary
but shall be reimbursed for all reasonable and necessary
expenses incurred in the performance of their duties.
(c) Meetings.--A majority of the board shall constitute a
quorum. All actions of the board shall be by a majority vote.
The board shall meet upon the call of the commission, but not
less than semiannually, to carry out its duties under this
chapter. The board shall annually select a chairman and such
other officers as it deems appropriate.
(d) Duties.--The board shall review and comment on all
commission proposed regulations, the interim guidelines under
section 504(2) (relating to powers and duties of commission) and
the interim criteria under section 504(5) developed to implement
the provisions of this chapter. The commission shall have no
power to promulgate regulations, interim guidelines or interim
criteria under this chapter until receipt of written comments on
the proposed regulations, guidelines or criteria from the board
or until 60 days have expired from the date when the
regulations, guidelines or criteria were submitted by the
commission to the board for its comments. Existing regulations,
guidelines and criteria shall continue until modified,
superseded or repealed by the commission.
(e) Term.--The term of office for each board member shall be
three years except that the commission shall stagger the initial
terms of the charter members such that five shall serve for one
year, five shall serve for two years and six shall serve for
three years. Board members may be appointed to successive terms
at the discretion of the commission, provided that no member may
serve more than two three-year terms.
Cross References. Section 510 is referred to in sections
503, 504 of this title.
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