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ORDINANCE 92- 39 capacity for either water or sewer service. Development orders may be issued for subdivision land development permits if capacity for water or sewer service is existing or is designed, under construction and contracted to come on line prior to the impacts of the permitted subdivision project. No building permits will be issued for the subdivision until the capacity for water and sewer service serving- the project is on line. Section 918.05 Water and Wastewater Requirements for New Development All new developments in Indian River County must connect to regional sanitary sewer and potable water facilities, unless the connection matrix and this chapter provide for an alternate method of utility service. The following connection criteria shall apply to the various developments: (1) General Provisions The following general connection provisions will be applied to all new development: (a) Distance Determination Distance determinations for the purpose of this chapter are made from the nearest point of the project site to the public facility directly through public easements or public rights-of-way. (b) All developments which do not connect to a regional system must construct a wet line (in the case of package treatment plants), pumps and lift stations, or a drT- line, as required by the Utilities Department at the time --of-construction. (c) All applications for septic tanks and package treatment plants must demonstrate compliance with applicable federal, state and local requirements. All applicable federal, state, and local permits must be obtained. (d) All wet lines and package treatment plants must be dedicated to the County. This shall not include on-site aerobic treatment units. (e) All provisions of Section 918.05 will apply to potable water wells and on-site public water plants as well as septic tanks and package treatment plants. (f) The final determination for the type of commercial, institutional, and industrial establishments which can obtain -permits -for -treatment plants -or -septic tanks will be made by the Utilities Department Director and Community Development Department Director and Environmental Health Director. (g) The Utilities Department shall update the existing wastewater service area and potable water service area boundaries annually. (h). Existing developments within the 2010 Urban Service Area which do not have access to the existing county system and have a DER permit for a treatment system, may expand if the DER and County Utilities Department issue permits for expansion, and if the developer or property owners Coding: Words in o . -. o type are deletions from existing law. Words underlined are additions. SmeadSoft Reprint Date: Friday, September 27, 2013 - 11:51:36 - Officia[Documents:594, Attachment Id 1, Page 11