(A) As provided in § 154.04, the Building Inspector may issue a conditional permit or, upon appeal from the decision of the Building Inspector denying a permit, the Board of Commissioners may direct the issuance of a conditional permit. The conditions so required may be any conditions that are reasonable and which require the employment of good engineering practices and safety precautions, the modification and revision of engineering plans so as to reduce the likelihood of contamination of the aquifer, the substitution of materials and equipment and the requirement of additional materials and equipment in order to reduce the likelihood of the contamination and the employment of additional personnel, engineers and operators as good engineering practices may dictate in order to carry out the purposes of this chapter.
(B) All permits issued in accordance with this chapter shall contain the provision and condition that the developer shall do no act and shall allow no act to be done which results in contamination of the aquifer and cause the intrusion of salt water or nonpotable mineralized water to such an extent that the aquifer will be significantly affected and that the act, if done, shall result in the suspension of the permit, and all operations conducted in accordance with the permit shall cease until the act and the contamination resulting thereby shall have been eliminated.
(C) As a further condition in all permits issued under this chapter, the county, its officials and employees shall have the right to inspect and investigate the well site and its operations at any time in the course of their employment and in the operation and enforcement of this chapter.
(Prior Code, § 154.05) (Ord. passed 4-2-1973)