The following design standards shall apply to all new and expanded uses in the Well Head Protection Overlay District.
(a) Underground storage tank (UST) system installation, use, operation, closure and record-keeping shall be in accordance with requirements for UST's located in sensitive areas as set forth in Bureau of Underground Storage Tank Regulations, 1301:7-9-10
(b) Dry wells or floor drains to dry wells are not permitted in the Well Head Protection Overlay District.
(c) Secondary containment for above ground areas where regulated substances are stored or used shall be provided. Secondary containment shall be sufficient to store the substance for the maximum anticipated period of time necessary for the recovery of any released material.
(d) General purpose floor drains located in building areas where regulated substances may be used, stored or generated shall only be allowed if they are approved by the Municipality for connection to a public sewer system or an on-site closed holding tank.
(e) Building floor drains are prohibited in any areas of a structure where regulated substances or wastes are present including, but not limited to storage, process, assembly or service areas.
(f) Local, state, and federal agency requirements for storage, spill prevention, record- keeping, emergency response, transport and disposal of hazardous and/or regulated substances shall be met. No discharges to groundwater, including direct or indirect discharges, shall be allowed without required permits and approvals.
(g) Connection to public sanitary sewers, if reasonably available, is required. A connection shall be considered reasonably available if a sanitary sewer lies within an easement that abuts the property.
(h) All parking, driveway and loading areas shall be paved and designated to prevent storm runoff onto adjacent lands.
(Ord. 00-60. Passed 9-18-2000.)