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The Division of Livestock Environmental Permitting (DLEP) is charged with regulating the construction and operation of Ohio's largest livestock and poultry facilities using science-based guidelines that protect the environment while allowing the facility to be productive.
DLEP rules regulate how Ohio's largest livestock and poultry farms manage manure, waste water, and nutrients, as well as control flies, rodents and other pests.
Information about the department's various programs as well as forms, applications and fact sheets can all be found in the resources section.
Information regarding the Certified Livestock Manager Program.
A Permit to Install is a license issued to producers who are in the planning stages or developing or modifying a Concentrated Animal Feeding Facility.
A Permit to Operate (PTO) is a license issued by the Ohio Director of Agriculture (ODA) to producers who wish to construct, expand, or operate a Concentrated Animal Feeding Facility (CAFF) in Ohio.
In this video, we show what a Permit to Operate is. For more information on Agriculture in Ohio, Check Channel.
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