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§ 51.36  PROCEDURE TO OBTAIN PERMIT.
   In order to obtain a permit to drill and/or operate any of the facilities listed in § 51.35, the owner of the property on which the proposed facility is to be located must make application on the proper form provided by the governing body of the village. Such application must be presented to the Village Board of Trustees at any regular or special meeting. After reviewing the application of any person desiring to drill or operate any of the above described facilities, the Village Board of Trustees shall approve or deny said permit.
(Ord. 2006-2, passed 2-8-2006)
§ 51.37  DESIGNATED DISTANCE FROM MUNICIPAL WATER SOURCES.
   Under no circumstances shall the Village Board of Trustees approve any permit to drill or operate any of the below described facilities within the indicated number of feet from any village municipal water well.
Category
Distance
Category
Distance
Absorption or disposal field for waste
500 feet
Cesspool
500 feet
Chemical or petroleum product storage
500 feet
Corral
500 feet
Dump
500 feet
Feedlot or feedlot runoff
500 feet
Non-potable water well
1,000 feet
Pit toilet
500 feet
Sanitary landfill
500 feet
Sanitary sewer connection
100 feet
Sanitary sewer line
100 feet
Sanitary sewer line (permanently water tight)
10 feet
Sanitary sewer manhole
100 feet
Septic tank
500 feet
Sewage lagoon
1,000 feet
Sewage treatment plant
500 feet
Sewage wet well
500 feet
 
(Ord. 2006-2, passed 2-8-2006)
§ 51.99  PENALTY.
   (A)   In the event any of the above described facilities are installed or operated without first having obtained a permit from the village and/or within the designated number of feet from any municipal water supply, then such facilities shall be deemed a nuisance and the governing body shall abate such facility as a public nuisance. In addition thereto, any person violating any of the terms of this chapter is hereby determined to be guilty of a Class 3 misdemeanor as the same is defined by state statute. The penalty for such violation shall be that as defined by state law for the violation of a Class 3 misdemeanor.
   (B)   Any person who shall violate § 51.05 shall be deemed guilty of an offense, and upon conviction thereof, shall be fined $500 for each offense.
(Ord. 2006-2, passed 2-8-2006; Ord. 2008-1, passed 1-9-2008)