§ 414-4.1001. Enforcement—Prohibitions.

(a)

No person subdividing and/or developing any property needing water for domestic use shall so use the property until he has demonstrated an approved water supply.

(b)

No person shall drill a water well whether for domestic use, irrigation, agricultural or other purposes, without first applying for and receiving a valid, unrevoked, unsuspended permit to do so from the health officer.

(c)

No person shall drill, reconstruct, repair or destroy a well for hire unless he is a licensed well driller.

(d)

No person shall operate a small water system without filing a written application with the health officer and receiving and possessing a valid, unrevoked, unsuspended water supply permit and public health license.

(e)

No person shall maintain a cross-connection within a small water system operated for domestic use.

(f)

No person shall supply water for domestic use until the results of tests required by the health officer of bacteriological, chemical and physical analyses, performed by a laboratory certified by the State Department of Health Services, are submitted to the health officer and show that the water meets state safe drinking water quality standards and all other criteria established by the health officer through his regulations.

(g)

No person shall modify, add to, or change an approved water supply system without the prior written approval of the health officer.

(Ord. 81-56 § 1: 414-4.401, 4.601).