Applicable Activities: Any of the following activities is an existing significant drinking water threat (see Table 4-4) and requires a Nutrient Management Plan or Strategy under the Nutrient Management Act, 2002:

a) the application of commercial fertilizer to land;
b) the application of agricultural source material to land;
c) the storage of agricultural source material; and
d) the use of land as an outdoor confinement area or a farm animal yard.

A-2(1): Prioritize the review and inspection of properties located in the Trent source protection areas with Nutrient Management Plans or Strategies within one year.

A-2(2): The following content is recommended to be included in the report required by Policy G-2(2):
a) A summary of the prioritization exercise completed for (1).

A-2(3): Following the prioritization developed under (1), review all existing Nutrient Management Plans or Strategies related to these activities to determine if they are adequate to ensure that the associated activities are not significant drinking water threats. If they are deemed to be inadequate for this purpose, they will be amended to include additional conditions that will ensure that the activities cease to be significant drinking water threats. All amendments required by this policy must be completed within three years from the date that the Plan takes effect or such other date as the applicable Director determines based on a prioritized review of Prescribed Instruments that govern the activity.

A-2(4): Following the prioritization developed under (1), and allowing for any implementation schedules set out within the amendments completed under (3), initiate inspections of properties with Nutrient Management Plans or Strategies for compliance with these documents within three years.

A-2(2): The following content is recommended to be included in the report required by Policy G-2(2):
a) A summary of the prioritization exercise completed for (1).

G-2(2): The ministry shall prepare, by February 1 each year, an annual summary of the actions it has
taken to achieve the outcomes of the source protection plan policies and make that report
available to the applicable Source Protection Authority.
Recommended contents of the report include, but are not limited to:
a) A summary of the reviews completed during the calendar year on the Prescribed
Instruments for existing significant drinking water threats, including a summary of
the provisions included to ensure that the activity(ies) cease to be significant
drinking water threats;
b) A summary of the reviews completed during the calendar year on the Prescribed
Instruments for future activities, including a summary of the provisions included to
ensure that the activity(ies) will not be significant drinking water threats;
c) A summary of inspections carried out and any orders issued as a result of an
inspection during the preceding calendar year; and
d) Other content as specified in clauses S-3(3), A-2(2), and OT-1(7)