The regulations set forth by this chapter shall be minimum regulations
and shall apply uniformly to any and all industrial activities submitted for
non-use aquifer status by any remediating agency or entity.
All real estate located within the boundaries shown on the Official
Non-Use Aquifer Map shall be subject to the following restrictions:
A. No property shall be used as a groundwater source for
drinking water, agricultural purposes or any other purposes.
B. No owner, lessee or other person shall use any groundwater
source for drinking water, agricultural purposes or any other purpose.
C. In accordance with the City's adoption of the 2003
International Plumbing Code and as further required by this chapter, all buildings
located within the boundaries of the Official Non-Use Aquifer Map are mandated
to connect to the public drinking water system servicing the area.
D. No building permit shall be issued by the City without
verification of the availability of public drinking water service to the building.
E. No building may be occupied without verification that
the building has connected to the public drinking water system and there are
no other sources of water supply connected to the building for use in supplying
water to the building, including but not limited to groundwater sources.
Any person or persons, or any board, taxpayer, department or bureau
of the City, aggrieved by any decision of the City official appointed to enforce
this chapter may seek review by the Court of Common Pleas. Such appeal shall
be initiated by filing an appeal within 30 days after the decision has become
final.