2015-07-09_PERMIT FILE - P2015016 (2)

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Public Services — Watershed Protection District component shall be located within a one - hundred -year flood plain. No ISDS treatment or disposal component shall be located within one hundred (100) feet from any water supply source or primary stream. No ISDS absorp- tion component shall be located within two hundred (200) feet of any water supply source or primary stream, or fifty (50) feet from a secondary intermittent stream, and no build- ing shall be located within one hundred (100) feet from a water supply source, waterwork or primary stream, except if connected to a municipal sewage treatment system. (3) The environmental suitability of the proposed development activity and proposed site therefor, taking into consideration surface and subsurface water courses, soils, slopes, drainage patterns, geologic formations, existing vegetation and tree stands, wetlands, erosion, and the intensity and impact of the proposed development activity. (4) The likelihood or threat of pollution or injury to the Town's water supply sources, watershed or waterworks presented by the proposed development activity. (5) The effectiveness of all protective or mitigation measures proposed by the appli- cant to eliminate or minimize pollution or injury to the Town's water supply sources, watershed and waterworks, and the availabil- ity of alternative protective and/or mitigation measures. (6) The overall anticipated impact of the proposed development activity on the Town's water supply sources, watershed and water- works. (Ord. 517 § 1, 2000) 13.50.090 Certificates of compliance. (a) At or immediately prior to the comple- tion of any development or activity performed under a watershed permit, and in all events prior to the burying or covering up of any work or facility authorized under a permit, the permittee 13.50.080 shall make written application to the Town Administrator or Public Works Director for inspection and the issuance of a certificate of compliance in order to establish and confirm the permittee's adherence with the provisions of this Chapter and with all terms and conditions as may have been imposed as part of the permit. As soon as reasonably practicable, and not more than fifteen (15) days after receipt of the request, weather permitting, the Town Administrator or Public Works Director, or their designee, shall inspect the subject development or activity to ascertain if there is conformance with the permit application, plan and specifications submitted to the Town and any conditions imposed as part of the permit. Alternatively, the Town Adminis- trator may elect to allow the permittee or a quali- fied third -party professional to submit a written inspection report certifying that the permittee has fully complied with all permit requirements, inclusive of all plans, specifications and condi- tions. (b) All costs incurred by the Town in con- ducting inspections shall be paid by the permit- tee, inclusive of any costs for outside consult- ants. If the inspection determines that the development conforms to the provisions of this Chapter and to all applications, plans, specifica- tions and conditions of the watershed permit, a certificate of compliance shall be issued. How- ever, if the inspection determines that the devel- opment or activity fails in any manner to comply as set forth above, a certificate of compliance shall not be issued. In such case, the permittee shall be informed in writing of the reasons why the certificate of compliance can not be issued and the requirements to be met before issuance of the certificate may be obtained. All follow-up inspections shall be conducted in accordance with this Section. (c) It shall be a violation of this Section for any person who is required to obtain a watershed permit to use any land within the Georgetown Watershed Protection District without first having obtained a certificate of compliance. (Ord. 517 §1, 2000; Ord. 2 §1, 2003) 13-25