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section iii-a - use regulations iii-a.1 - Town of Natick

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e. No permanent storage <strong>of</strong> materials or equipment.<br />

(Art. 73 ATM 1971 & Art. 76 ATM 1973)<br />

(S.T.M. No. 6, Art. 12, 10/23/79)<br />

III-A.5 AQUIFER PROTECTION DISTRICT (APD)<br />

1. PURPOSE AND INTENT:<br />

To protect, preserve and maintain the existing and potential groundwater<br />

supply and recharge areas within the town; and to promote the health, safety<br />

and general welfare <strong>of</strong> the community. To create an overlay district which<br />

circumscribes aquifers and aquifer recharge areas and imposes conditions,<br />

where such are necessary to accomplish the purpose <strong>of</strong> the APD, for enjoying<br />

<strong>use</strong>s <strong>of</strong> the underlying land.<br />

1A. APPLICABILITY:<br />

This Section III-A.5 shall not apply to residentially <strong>use</strong>d lots in the RS and RG<br />

districts, however where more than 20% <strong>of</strong> such lots are hereafter proposed to<br />

be made impervious, ro<strong>of</strong> run<strong>of</strong>f shall be directed to a pervious area or dry-well<br />

approved by the local building inspector.<br />

(Art. 28, 1997 Fall ATM)<br />

2. DEFINITIONS:<br />

Aquifer: Areas <strong>of</strong> permeable deposits <strong>of</strong> rock or<br />

sand and gravel containing significant<br />

amounts <strong>of</strong> potentially recoverable<br />

potable water with saturated<br />

thicknesses greater than 50 feet<br />

Groundwater: Subsurface water present in<br />

delineated aquifers and recharge areas<br />

Impervious Material: Material that substantially restricts the<br />

penetration <strong>of</strong> surface water into the soil<br />

Leachable Wastes: Waste materials including without<br />

limitation solids, sewage sludge and<br />

agricultural residue which may release<br />

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