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Wellington Council Meeting April 10, 2012 Page 302 of 384 CONSERVATION ELEMENT Plan). Emergency water conservation measures in periods of drought shall continue to be observed in accordance with code requirements. Policy 1.2.6 Wellington shall encourage the use of well, surfacewater or other non-potable water sources for irrigation purposes through the use of a direct mail public information program to be conducted as a part of Wellington Water Conservation Program. Policy 1.2.7 Wellington shall continue to ensure the potable water supply in Wellington continues to meet or exceed the minimum quantity and quality requirements of all applicable state and federal regulations. Policy 1.2.8 Wellington shall continue to review development proposals to ensure that water storage capacity is provided through mechanisms such as stormwater retention areas, consistent with South Florida Water Management District and other applicable water management agency regulations. Policy 1.2.9 Wellington shall continue to coordinate with the SFWMD through regular attendance at applicable meetings to provide input into the East Coast Buffer (ECB) expansion, Water Preserve Area or Basin B Stormwater Treatment areas to ensure consistency for the planning of the areas. Policy 1.2.10 Wellington shall evaluate and encourage innovative planning tools such as conservation easements, cluster development, and using the development review/permitting processes detailed in the Land Use Element to minimize the impacts of development or potential development upon the acquisition and future use of these areas. Such planning tools shall be fully considered through the development of the Land Development Regulations to be adopted within one year from the effective date of this Comprehensive Plan. Policy 1.2.11 Wellington shall continue to review development proposals to ensure that pre-treatment for stormwater runoff is accomplished through use of grassy swales, wetlands filtration, exfiltration trenches, or other means consistent with the Best Management Practices of the South Florida Water Management District. This shall be accomplished through paving and drainage plan reviews conducted by The Wellington Engineer as part of Wellington’s ongoing land development permitting process. Policy 1.2.12 Wellington shall prohibit any development within designated public potable water wellfields and their respective cones of depression, if the development uses regulated substances except as provided in the Palm Beach County Wellfield Protection Ordinance. The Palm Beach County Wellfield Protection Ordinance 91-29 as such may be amended from time to time and is hereby adopted by reference. This ordinance may be superseded by an ordinance of Wellington so long as the superseding ordinance accomplishes substantially the same purpose. Wellington Comprehensive Plan – Conservation Element Update 2011 CON - 3
Wellington Council Meeting April 10, 2012 Page 303 of 384 CONSERVATION ELEMENT Policy 1.2.13 In conjunction with the South Florida Water Management District, Wellington has adopted and shall continue to enforce “Best Management Practices” to minimize the negative impacts of animal wastes, stormwater discharge, and land development within the Basin B area on water quality. Policy 1.2.14 Wellington shall continue to ensure that mining and excavation activities do not adversely impact the quality of our water resources. Mining and excavation activities shall be permitted only when deemed consistent with review procedures established in existing Land Development Regulations or as may be revised and adopted within one year of the effective date of this Comprehensive Plan. Water quality protection measures included in the mining and excavation permitting process will continue to include requirements for planted littoral zones, sloping and grading requirements, reclamation and restoration requirements, sodding or seeding of canal and lake banks, and monitoring and enforcement procedures. These regulations shall be adopted and implemented consistent with the requirements of Chapter 163, F. S., and Rule 9J-5, F.A.C. Policy 1.2.15 Excavation permits shall be issued only in cases where a determination has been made that the operation will not adversely affect surrounding properties and that a reclamation plan, when required, has been approved by the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD). Bonding or other methods of security shall be required to ensure reclamation of mining operations where appropriate. Policy 1.2.16 Turbidity control measures such as turbidity curtains and other methods approved by Wellington shall be required to be used during any excavation within or along Wellington’s canal and lake system. Said measures shall be required to be identified on excavation permit applications, where appropriate. Policy 1.2.17 Wellington shall continue to pursue the use of treated sewage effluent for irrigation of Wellington property whenever possible in a manner consistent with Work Plan. Policy 1.2.18 Wellington as feasible shall to continue to install additional lines for further distribution of treated effluent throughout Wellington for irrigation purposes in a manner consistent with Work Plan. Policy 1.2.19 Wellington shall continue to explore innovative and effective measures to promote the conservation of water through research of new technology and methods for existing and proposed development as well as for irrigation purposes. Objective 1.3 Wellington has adopted through its land development regulations and permitting processes suitable measures to conserve, Wellington Comprehensive Plan – Conservation Element Update 2011 CON - 4
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