A.
Mapping of wellhead protection areas. To implement the provisions
of this Wellhead Protection Areas Chapter, wellhead protection areas
surrounding protected public water supply wells are hereby established.
The boundaries of wellhead protection areas are shown on an official
map which is available for inspection at the municipal office. A copy
of the official map at a reduced scale is included in Appendix A for
general reference.[1] The final boundary was determined by Moody & Associates
and the ACHD in 1995. This map is incorporated by reference and may
be amended by the Shaler Township Board of Commissioners.
[1]
Editor's Note: Appendix A is on file in the Township
offices.
B.
Examples of regulated activities include, but are not limited to,
the following:
(1)
Facilities which generate, store, treat or dispose of hazardous material
and which are required to maintain a pollution incident prevention
(PIP); spill prevention, control and countermeasure (SPCC); preparedness,
prevention and contingency (PPC); spill prevention response (SPR);
or SARA Title III off-site plan.
(2)
Bulk agricultural products dealers and distributors.
(3)
Large-volume subsurface sewage disposal systems.
(4)
Large-volume spray irrigation sewage disposal systems.
(5)
Underground injection wells.
(6)
Aboveground storage tanks.
(7)
Underground storage tanks.
(8)
Waste disposal facilities.
(9)
Land application of sewage sludge.
(10)
Stormwater retention facilities.
(11)
Unlined stormwater detention facilities.
(12)
Well drilling.
(13)
Operations and/or facilities which are involved with the manufacture,
storage or processing of materials and which fall within the following
categories:
(a)
Bulk agricultural products dealers and distributors.
(b)
Mining, subsurface river activities, and quarrying.
(c)
Highway deicing material storage.
(d)
Textile and apparel products.
(e)
Lumber and wood preserving.
(f)
Printing and publishing.
(g)
Chemical products.
(h)
Leather products.
(i)
Mineral products: glass and cement.
(j)
Metal products.
(k)
Machine shops.
(l)
Electronics and electronic equipment.
(m)
Transportation maintenance.
(n)
Scrap trade and metal container recyclers.
(o)
Chemical and petroleum storage and sales.
(p)
Automotive repair, services and related parking.
(q)
Personal services: laundry, pest control and photographic finishing.
(r)
Repair services: furniture, welding and septage services.
(s)
Amusements and recreation.
(t)
Educational, medical and engineering laboratories.
(u)
Landscapers.
