The provisions of the State Environmental Code
310 CMR 11.00 shall govern the enforcement of these regulations.
Each day's failure to comply with any provisions
of these regulations shall constitute a separate violation. Each numbered
or lettered section or subsection of these regulations violated shall
constitute a separate violation.
If any paragraph, section, clause, provision,
phrase or work of these regulations shall be adjudged not valid, the
adjudication shall apply only to the material so adjudged and the
remainder of these regulations shall be deemed to remain valid and
effective.
These regulations or any portions thereof may
be amended, supplemented or repealed from time to time by the Board,
with notice as provided by law, on its own motion or by petition.
Any part of these regulations subsequently invalidated
or revised by a new state law, or regulation or modification of an
existing state law or regulation shall automatically be brought into
conformity with the new or amended law and shall be deemed to be effective
immediately, without recourse to a public hearing and the customary
procedures for amendment or repeal of such regulation.
The Board of Health may establish fees for private
well applications, permits, site visits, and well destruction observation.
The following forms shall be required:
A. Well site application/permit.
B. Well driller's report, including quantity test.
Whosoever violates any of these rules and regulations
shall upon conviction be fined no less than $10 and no more than $500
except when otherwise provided by law.