DEVELOPMENT GUIDANCE SYSTEM2. Open liquid waste ponds containing materials referred to in item (1)above will not be permitted without a secondary containmentsystem.3. Storage of petroleum products in quantities exceeding fifty (50)gallons at one locality in one tank or series of tanks must be inelevated tanks; such tanks must have a secondary containmentsystem noted in item (1) above where it is deemed necessary bythe <strong>Hardin</strong> <strong>County</strong> Planning Commission with assistance from theappropriate <strong>Hardin</strong> <strong>County</strong> Water District, <strong>Hardin</strong> <strong>County</strong>Emergency Management, Local Fire Department or <strong>Hardin</strong> <strong>County</strong>Health Department.4. All onsite sewage disposal facilities must be specifically reviewedfor compliance with all applicable state and local regulations andrequirements regarding onsite sewage disposal as well as anyadditional requirements as adopted either in total or by reference bythe <strong>Hardin</strong> <strong>County</strong> Planning Commission or <strong>Hardin</strong> <strong>County</strong> HealthDepartment as needed to insure that the water source is protected.5. All permitted facilities must adhere to appropriate federal and statestandards for storage, handling and disposal of any hazardouswaste materials.6. An acceptable contingency plan for all permitted facilities must beprepared and reviewed by the appropriate <strong>Hardin</strong> <strong>County</strong> WaterDistrict and the <strong>Hardin</strong> <strong>County</strong> Emergency Management forpreventing hazardous materials from contaminating the sourcewater should floods, fire, or other natural catastrophes, equipmentfailure, or releases occur:(a) For flood control, all underground facilities shall include but notbe limited to a monitoring system and secondary standpipeabove the 100 year flood control level, for monitoring andrecovery. For above ground facilities, an impervious dike,above the 100 year flood level and capable of containing 100percent of the largest volume of storage, will be provided withan overflow recovery catchment area (sump).(b) For fire control, plans shall include but not be limited to; a safefire fighting procedure, a fire retarding system, effectivecontainment of any liquid runoff, and provide for dealing safelywith any other health and technical hazards that may beencountered by disaster control personnel in combating fire.Hazards to be considered are pipes, liquids, chemicals, or openflames in the immediate vicinity.(c) For equipment failures, plans shall include but not be limited to:1. Below ground level, removal and replacement of leakingparts, a leak detection system with monitoring, and anoverfill protection system.ZONING REGULATIONS 52
DEVELOPMENT GUIDANCE SYSTEM2. Above ground level, liquid and leaching monitoring ofprimary containment systems, the replacement or repair andcleanup and/or repair of the impervious surface.(d) For any other release occurring, the owner and/or operator shallreport all incidents involving liquid or chemical material to theappropriate Water District.(e) Since it is known that improperly abandoned wells can becomea direct conduit for contamination of groundwater by surfacewater, all abandoned wells should be properly pluggedaccording to local and state regulations.(f) A Groundwater Protection Plan which meets requirements of401 KAR 5:037 shall be prepared and submitted to theCommission for review before development is completed andshall be kept onsite.D. LIABILITYNothing in this ordinance shall be construed to imply that the <strong>Hardin</strong><strong>County</strong> Fiscal Court or any other governmental entity as named hereinor involved in administration of this regulation directly or indirectly hasaccepted any of an owner/developer's liability if a permitted facility oruse contaminates groundwater in any aquifer.E. ZONE BOUNDARY DISPUTESIf the location of the Overlay Zone boundary in relation to a particularparcel is in doubt, resolution of boundary disputes shall be through awaiver application. The burden of proof shall be upon the owner(s) ofthe land to demonstrate the actual location of the boundaries of theOverlay Zone with respect to their individual parcel(s) of land. If theowner(s) request that the <strong>Hardin</strong> <strong>County</strong> Planning Commission, inconsultation with the local Water District utilizing the water sourceinvolved, determine more accurately the boundaries of the OverlayZone with respect to individual parcels of land, the Commission orWater District may engage a professional engineer, hydrologist,geologist, or soil scientist and charge the owner(s) for the cost of theinvestigation.ZONING REGULATIONS 53