A development passes the test for adequate water supply facilities if in the scheduled completion year of the development the development will have a private water supply system approved by the appropriate State and County authorities or, after accounting for all existing demands and demands reserved by allocation:
(1) the source facilities in the impact area have sufficient available capacity to provide maximum day demand to the proposed development;
(2) the storage tanks in the impact area have sufficient available capacity to provide peak hour demand in addition to fire flow to the proposed development;
(3) local pumping stations provide water to the proposed development with sufficient available capacity to provide maximum day demand where storage facilities are available on the discharge side or with sufficient capacity to provide for fire flow where storage facilities are not available on the discharge side; and
(4) the distribution system is capable of providing normal required pressure and minimum residual pressure to the proposed development under fire flow for the type of development planned.
(Bill No. 3-05)