(A) For individual subdivisions and development proposals, the developer shall submit a site plan prepared by a professional engineer showing the property boundary with topography, proposed building envelopes and proposed public and private roads and streets. The submittal shall show infrastructure necessary to serve the proposed development with a water system designed in compliance with the Brigham City Public Works Standards and Technical Specifications, or applicable modifications thereto, to be dedicated to the city, serving all building lots. A publicly dedicated water system is necessary for the following purposes:
(1) To protect existing and future city water rights and water sources;
(2) To provide an efficient and reliable water source for fire prevention and suppression; and
(3) To provide development sites with an efficient and reliable source of water for culinary and other uses.
(B) All development shall be designed, constructed and maintained in compliance with applicable city source protection zones. Source protection restrictions must be binding on all heirs, successors and assigns. Any land use restrictions required to insure compliance with source protection restrictions must be recorded with the property description in the County Recorder’s office. Copies of this recording must be submitted to the city’s Culinary Water Department for review.
(Prior Code, § 29.22.040)