Upon connection to the village's public water supply system, any user desiring to maintain and use any existing private water well for landscaping, irrigation or other similar outside uses shall be permitted to do so subject to the following restrictions:
(A) Such private wells shall not be connected in any way to any water supply system, including the village's public water supply system, which provides water for domestic use including the filling or replenishing of swimming pools or human consumption; and,
(B) In order to assure that water from private wells are not so connected to any water supply system, a periodic bacteriological sampling may be taken by the Village of Itasca Public Utility Supervisor, or his or her designee, or other regulatory body, of the domestic water entering any structure served by such wells, pursuant to the inspection procedures outlined below in § 52.62 of this subchapter; and,
(C) In order to effectively enforce the regulations for water conservation established by §§ 52.40 through 52.44, as amended, outside use of water from such private wells allowed under this subchapter shall be subject to the regulations established by §§ 52.40 through 52.44, provided however that any water well owned and operated by a governmental entity or agency for the irrigation of public property shall be exempt from such regulations; and,
(D) No existing well may be drilled, redrilled or extended unless such work is conducted in accordance with all state and local laws; and,
(E) No more than one private water well system shall be permitted under this subchapter per lot, parcel or zoning lot, and no private water supply system shall provide water under this subchapter to another lot, parcel or zoning lot; and,
(F) No private water supply system shall be permitted which within reasonable engineering standards could adversely affect the aquifer from which the well receives water, or otherwise interfere with any public or other private water supply system; and,
(G) No permit for a private water supply system shall be granted if such system is improperly maintained or not used for its intended purpose under this subchapter, or is in violation of any rule or regulation, or any present or future agreements or amendments to agreements between the village and the DuPage Water Commission; and,
(H) No person or entity shall establish or permit to be established, or maintain or permit to be maintained, any connection whereby a private auxiliary or emergency water supply other than the regular public water supply of the village may enter the village's public water supply system of the village.
(Ord. 953-97, passed 4-22-97) Penalty, see § 52.99