Land Use Ordinance - June 2008 - City of Vineland

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City of Vineland Land Use Ordinance Amendment Design Standards for Stream Corridors (b) State wetland boundary lines; and (c) The stream corridor and stream corridor buffer boundary; and (d) Any steep slopes located within the site; and (e) The location of all improvements and land disturbance proposed to be located within any of the above boundaries. H:\VINE\00012\Plans\Ordinance Amendment Revised 05~28~08 ~ Design Standards.doc D-7
City of Vineland Land Use Ordinance Amendment Design Standards for Wellhead Protection WELLHEAD PROTECTION ARTICLE VII, Design Standards, is hereby amended to include the following design standards and regulations to protect the public community wells of the City of Vineland from ground water contamination. (New text is underlined). Wellhead protection. A. Statement of purpose. The City public water supply is derived exclusively from ground water resources and public community wells. The Kirkwood-Cohansey formation is the main source of the City public water supply. The purpose of these design standards is to secure the public health, safety and welfare by protecting ground water resources to ensure a supply of safe and healthful drinking water for the general public in Vineland. The lands surrounding the wellhead of each public community well in Vineland are areas through which contaminants may move in the ground to be withdrawn in water taken from the well. To reduce the risk of contamination to the City’s water supply, the development of the lands around the wellhead must safeguard against accidental spills and discharges of toxic and hazardous materials that may threaten the quality of the City's ground water supplies and related water sources. As a preventive measure, the proximity of such materials to sources of water supplies should be restricted and the potential for ground water contamination should be reduced to prevent the migration of potential pollutants into the ground water that is withdrawn from a public community well. B. Definitions. BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMP) shall mean performance or design standards established to minimize the risk of contaminating ground water or surface waters while managing the use, manufacture, handling or storage of hazardous substances or hazardous wastes. H:\VINE\00012\Plans\Ordinance Amendment Revised 05~28~08 ~ Design Standards.doc D-8
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