(a) Conditional permit shall be void unless drilling is commenced within six months after date of issue.
(b) All restoration shall be completed within six months after fracturing is completed.
(c) Wells and pumps shall be located at least 200 feet from right-of-way line and 500 feet from any inhabited dwelling unless approved by the owner of such dwelling.
(d) Brine and waste pits shall comply with State regulations. Brine pits shall be filled upon termination of the fracturing process. Brine shall not be emptied into waterways or water courses.
(e) Service roads shall be covered with sufficient slag, gravel or limestone to keep roads clear during and after drilling and to permit entrance by emergency vehicles. Culverts shall be provided as necessary to prevent interference with natural drainage.
(f) All storage tanks and appurtenant equipment on the site shall be regularly cleaned,
painted and properly maintained.
(g) All pumps shall be electrically operated unless the Planning Commission for good cause shown approves some other source of power.
(h) The well, tanks and appurtenant equipment shall be attractively landscaped with trees and/or shrubbery to meet Planning Commission approval.
(i) The developer and/or driller shall protect trees and vegetation by removing only that which is absolutely necessary and shall take precaution to prevent unnecessary erosion or damage to lands adjacent to the actual drilling site.
(j) Restoration shall be completed within six months after the fracturing is completed unless for good cause shown the Planning Commission grants an extension.
(k) The site shall be fenced with adequate and suitable fencing if required by the Planning Commission.
(l) Village shall be notified when a well is to be abandoned.
(m) Drillers and developers shall cooperate with local Fire Department and supply information as to who shall be notified in case of emergency.
(Ord. 1500. Passed 12-14-99.)