(A) Required compliance. All sewage and water systems hereafter constructed or reconstructed shall conform to the provisions of this section and any other ordinance or regulations of the county and the state.
(B) Municipal treatment systems. Methods of disposal shall comply with the standards, criteria, rules and regulations of the State Pollution Control Agency.
(C) Agricultural waste disposal. Any agricultural waste disposal operations must conform to the standards, criteria, rules and regulations of the State Pollution Control Agency.
(D) Water systems.
(1) Public water facilities, including pipe fittings, hydrants and the like, shall be installed and maintained as required by standards and specifications as established by the County Board and the State Department of Health Standards for water quality.
(2) Where public water facilities are not available, the County Board may by ordinance grant a franchise for such water facilities, to serve all properties within the area where a complete and adequate community water distribution system is designed, and complete plans for the system are submitted to and approved by the County Board and the State Department of Health.
(3) Individual wells shall be constructed and maintained according to standards and regulations contained in the county water well ordinance and the State Department of Health Well Code.
(E) Waste water treatment.
(1) Public wastewater treatment systems shall be installed as required by standards and specifications as established by the Board of County Commissioners, the State Pollution Control Agency, and the State Department of Health.
(2) Where municipal waste water treatment is not available, the Board of County Commissioners may by ordinance grant a franchise for such sewers to serve all properties in the area where a complete and adequate community waste water treatment system and plant are designed, and complete plans for the system and plant are submitted to and approved by the Board of County Commissioners, the State Pollution Control Agency and the State Department of Health before construction.
(Ord. 97, passed 7-21-2009)