(A) Use of Regulated Substances in conjunction with municipal water
supply and treatment activities shall not be restricted by this
chapter.
(B) Use of Regulated Substances in conjunction with public parks,
playgrounds, golf courses, and community centers shall be in
accordance with the City of Dayton Park and Recreation Management Plan
for maintenance of Sensitive Areas.
(C) Use of Regulated Substances in conjunction with conditional uses
in this district shall be limited to:
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- (l) The aggregate of Required Substances in use may not exceed
twenty (20) gallons or one hundred and sixty (160) pounds at
any time.
(2)The total use of Regulated Substances may not exceed fifty (50)
gallons or four hundred (400) pounds in any twelve (12) month period.
(D) A limited exclusion from the provisions of 150.603(C) is authorized
for non-routine maintenance or repair of property or equipment. The
use of Regulated Substances under this exclusion shall be limited to:
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- (1) The aggregate of Regulated Substances in use may not exceed
fifty (50) gallons or four hundred (400) pounds at any time.
(2) The total use of Regulated Substances may not exceed one
hundred (100) gallons or eight hundred (800) pounds in any
twelve (12) month period.
(E) Storage of Regulated Substances in conjunction with municipal water
supply and treatment activities shall not be restricted by this
chapter.
(F) Storage of fuel and lubricants for vehicle operations in conjunction
with permitted and conditional uses in this district shall be in
underground tanks placed above the floor surface of a below-grade
vault. Said vault shall allow access for physical inspection of
the tank for leakage and the interior of the vault shall be
continuously monitored and alarmed to provide for automatic and
immediate detection of any release from the tank.
(G) Notwithstanding other provisions of this chapter, non-conforming uses
in this district presently utilizing underground storage tanks
for fuel and lubricants for vehicle operations shall be permitted to
replace existing tanks with those constructed as per the
specifications of 150.603(F) above and not exceeding the capacity of
existing tanks. Replacement of underground tanks for Regulated
Substances other than fuel and lubricants for vehicle operations
is not permitted.
(H) Storage of Regulated Substances other than fuel and lubricants for
vehicle operations in conjunction with permitted and conditional uses
in this district is prohibited.
(I) As part of the findings required under Section 150.424(D), the
Zoning Administrator shall utilize the Hazard Potential Ranking
System, Section 150.620 to assist in the determination of intensity
of use within this district. No substitutions of a non-conforming
use shall be permitted which result in an increase of the Hazard
Potential Ranking on a parcel within this district.
(J) All uses within this district shall be connected to the public
wastewater disposal system.
[City of Dayton, Ohio, Zoning Ordinance, Section 150.603. 1988]
(1) The lot size shall be as required by other existing Norway
Ordinances, including Norway's Subdivision Regulation, or State of
Maine laws and regulations.
(2) The percentage of the lot which can be covered by impermeable
surfaces, including parking areas, shall be limited as presented in the
following table.
WHPA Maximum Lot Coverage
1 30%
2 50%
3 50%
[Town of Norway, Maine, Wellhead Protection Ordinance, Section E.
1993]
A gasoline station lot and/or fuel storage tanks shall not be location
within two thousand five hundred (2,500) feet of any municipal water
wells or other municipal water supply source.
[City of Oswego, New York, Zoning Ordinance, Section 125-50 (2),
1985]
No storage of potatoes or other putrescible crops which are likely to
ferment or rot are permitted within 1,000 feet of the diversion point
for any of the city of Enterprise Springs, as marked upon the ground
by the city. Beyond 1,000 feet, storage of potatoes or other
putrescible crops likely to ferment or rot is permitted if stored in
silos or other storage facility adequate to insure there will be no
leaching into the groundwater.
[Wallowa County, Oregon, Zoning Ordinance, Section 24.025. 1988]