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Public Services — Watershed Protection District (f) All owners or operators of substandard wastewater and sewage disposal systems existing within the watershed protection district on or before the effective date of this Chapter shall be provided notice and a reasonable period of time in which to correct any deficiency or noncompli- ance with respect to their systems and the requirements of this Chapter. (Ord. 517 § 1, 2000; Ord. 2 § 1, 2003) 13.50.110 Water quality monitoring plans. Notwithstanding any other provision or requirement contained within this Chapter, the Public Works Director may require the prepara- tion and implementation by an applicant of a water quality monitoring plan and program as a condition for the issuance of the watershed per- mit. Such plan may include the installation of monitoring devices, the regular collection of soil and water samples and the establishment of reporting requirements. The costs for the design, implementation and inspection of any water quality monitoring plan shall be borne by the applicant. (Ord. 517 §1, 2000) 13.50.120 Delegation of authority The Town Administrator may from time to time devise, adopt and enforce supplemental administrative, procedural or technical/ engineering rules and regulations as he or she may deem necessary and advantageous to the successful implementation and enforcement of the provisions of this Chapter, inclusive of the preparation of standardized forms and fees asso- ciated with the evaluation and issuance of per- mits. All rules and regulations must be consis- tent with the terms of this Chapter. Selectmen may review, amend or rules and regulations upon written complaint or appeal. (Ord. 517 §1, 2000; Ord. 2 §1, 2003) 13.50.100 proposed schedule of activities to be undertaken within the watershed protection district presents a de minimis risk of pollution to or disruption of the Town's water supply, watershed and/or waterworks and may, thus, exempt or except such activity or activities from some or all of the application and/or permit requirements as contained in this Chapter. The burden will be upon the applicant seeking an exemption to sup- ply sufficient information to demonstrate that the activity in question will present no more than a de minimis threat or risk to the Town's water supply and/or water supply system. In no event shall the installation or repair of an ISDS be deemed an exempt activity, and in all events an applicant must provide the Town Administrator written notice of when and where any exempted activity is to occur. (b) All exceptions or exemptions must be reduced to writing, specifically identify the activities excepted hereunder and any conditions with regard thereto, and specify in detail the basis for such exception or exemption. In the event an excepted or exempted activity is not fully implemented or concluded in the manner as represented and authorized under this Section, the Town Administrator or Public Works Direc- tor shall order the cessation or correction of such activity in accordance with the enforcement pro- visions contained in this Chapter. (Ord. 517 § 1, 2000; Ord. 2 § 1, 2003) 13.50.140 Enforcement. (a) Right of entry. When it is necessary to make an inspection to enforce the provisions of this Chapter or the terms and conditions of any where reasonable grounds exist to a condition, activity or facility on any premises presents a threat of pollution or injury to any of the Town's water sources, sup- plies or waterworks, the Town Administrator, or his or her designee, may enter onto such prem- ises at reasonable times to inspect and/or perform such investigation and duties as called for under this Chapter; provided that if the premises are occupied, proper identification shall be shown to The Board of permit, or vacate such believe that 13.50.130 Certain activities excepted; de minimis exemptions. (a) The Town Administrator may deter- mine upon written request that an activity or I3-27