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POLICY 6.1: Use of on-site treatment systems shall be limited to the following conditions: Existing wells and privately owned public water treatment plants may remain in service until such time as centralized service is made available; at such time the counnn'ty shall enforce existing regulations requiring all single family units within200-feet-of county water -ii -nes -to connect to the county system. When service is available, all units in subdivisions within 114 mile—of--the county-- water line and all commercial/industrial uses shall connect to the county system. Residential-units-and/omacommercial/industrial establishments having health problems due to their water treatment system must connect -to -the public water --system- regardless of the distance. C Use of private wells for new development shall be prohibited unless such development meets the criteria set on the water and wastewater connection matrix on Table B. 9. All new developments utilizing on-site po water— facilities shall be required to construct a dry line or wet line atthe se of privately owned -public water -treatment plants -shall be limited to residential, commercial and light industrial development projects in -areas ofthe-countyinside the 2010 Urban Service Areas which do not have access to the existing county system, _with the requirement that when the county system is extended to this area, these developments must connect to the county system and pay the appropriate fees. vately owned public water treatment plants shall be allowed areas of development outside of the 2010 Urban Service Area ,n such development meets the criteria of policies of the • clustering of residential development within agricultural areas; • clustering of residential development within privately owned upland conservation areas; or clustering development w'ti hin mixed use districts. SmeadSoft Reprint Date: Friday, September 27, 2013 - 10:53:58 - OfricialDocuments:577, Attachment Id 1, Page 9.