Sec. 66-382
Dimensional standards
Servicing
- Applies near
- Kim-Stan Landfill
- Geographic extent
- The KSLOD consists of the Kim-Stan Landfill Protection Zone (30.424 acresacre43,560 square feet — about the size of an American football field without the end zones.), a 200-foot buffer zone around it, and an additional groundwater protection zone between the buffer zone and the southern bank of the Jackson River.
Extracted standards
4 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.
Environmental
- Excavation restriction
No excavation shall be permitted within the Kim-Stan Landfill Protection Zone without advance approval from EPA.
- Groundwater extraction prohibition
No groundwater shall be extracted in the Kim-Stan Landfill Protection Zone, Kim-Stan Landfill Buffer Zone, or additional groundwater protection zone for drinking, bathing, or cooking except as approved by EPA.
- Protection of remedial action
No use which may adversely impact the operation of the remedial action installed by EPA in the Kim-Stan Landfill Protection Zone (including, but not limited to, the landfill cap and the subsurface leachate collection system) is permitted except as approved by EPA.
Other
- Public water system requirement
All development or redevelopment within the KSLOD shall be served by an approved public water system.
From the ordinance
All development or redevelopment within the KSLOD shall be served by an approved public water system.