An application for wellhead protection overlay district shall include all of the items required for zone changes in subchapter 2.1 of this title, and shall be accompanied by the fee for a zone change as set forth at section 12-265 of this title, and shall additionally include:
A. The names of the applicants and documentation that the applicants meet the criteria set forth at section 12-533 of this subchapter;
B. The scientific study completed for the proposed wellhead protection area, meeting the requirements of section 12-534 of this subchapter, and additional copies of said study as determined by the planning director;
C. A map at a scale of one inch to four hundred feet (1" = 400'), showing the proposed boundaries of zones IA, IB, II and III, as appropriate, and depicting individual lots or parcels, property ownership, and existing zoning within the boundaries;
D. A map at a scale of one inch to four hundred feet (1" = 400'), showing the proposed boundaries of zones IA, IB, II and III, as appropriate, and depicting lot or parcel boundaries, and significant features to include, but not limited to, existing wells (identifying any public water supply wells); existing springs; existing roads; existing gravel pits or other mining operations; existing above or belowground fuel storage tanks; and any existing land uses which may constitute a significant, potential contamination source for groundwaters.
E. A public information/public awareness plan specifying how and when the applicant will notify landowners within the wellhead protection overlay district of ways to promote groundwater protection.
F. A management plan identifying high risk activities that may pose a proximate threat to groundwater and ways to mitigate those threats.
G. A contingency plan identifying an alternate water source for the applicant and the method of procuring that source, financially and technically, in the event of closure of the subject well or spring.
H. A program establishing, at a minimum, annual subject well or spring water testing; voluntary water testing of private wells located within the established overlay district; and a method of notifying at minimum landowners within the wellhead protection overlay district of testing results.
I. Written documentation verifying that the applicant has invited public participation from, at a minimum, landowners within the wellhead protection overlay district. (Ord. 501, 11-18-2008)