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ININAMMIMM.4 * Develop a pfeliminafy schedule that addresses the annual steps needed to develop a new sur-fiwe w supply by 2026. (This text is being replaced with a new Water Supply Plan — Objective 101 Goal: Indian River County shall have an efficient potable water system that prevents degradation of existing resources, promotes orderly growth and development, and meets existing and projected demands, and satisfies interlocal service agreements. Policy 1.2: , Private potable water plants will not be allowed within Indian River County, unless capacity is not available at the County's facilities. The County, through the Environmental Health Department, shall monitor and evaluate all private water treatment plants. The results of this evaluation shall be considered during the prioritization of potable water service expansion. Policy 1.3: The ECounty hereby adopts a potable water level of service standard of 250 gallons per day per equivalent residential unit of treatment capacity_, ^ mimmum ,los;,.,., flow of 500 gallons per- minu4e, a minimum storage capacity E)f 13.5 million gallons, and a min' -e of 4 0 PSI for- potablew fcili rc[rrcics Policy 1.4: , as development orders and ,.of. its are issued.The County shall maintain its concurrencmanagement system, including records for historic and projected demands, and provide monthly capacity reports for potable water facilities. Policy 1.6: The county shall eentinue to allew the use of pr-ivate wells in Fufal areas for- single fanaily matrix.units and fef small fetail es4ablishfnents. The use ef pfivate wells must be appr-eved by the appf apfiate The Countv shall continue to allow the use of private wells in rural areas for simile-familv units and for small retail establishments provided they will not impact Existing Legal Users (ELUs)including the County. Use of private wells must be permitted through the appropriate regulatory agencies and must be consistent with the SJRWMD water and wastewater connection matrix. Objective 2: By 2030, at least 751% of all existing residential units in the eeupAy will be connected to -a regional potable . The County shall continue to promote connecting new and existing residential units to the regional potable water system and reduce the number of private well users. Policy 2.1: The c -County shall continue to offer its utility line assessment program to areas with private wells within the County Utilities Department service area and offer up to 10 -year financing for all utility assessments. C:\Users\ufc-prod\AppData\Local\Temp\BCL Technologies\easyPDF 8\@BCL@6414E534\@BCL@6414E534.docx 22 28 * Develop a pfeliminafy schedule that addresses the annual steps needed to develop a new sur-fiwe w supply by 2026. (This text is being replaced with a new Water Supply Plan — Objective 101 Goal: Indian River County shall have an efficient potable water system that prevents degradation of existing resources, promotes orderly growth and development, and meets existing and projected demands, and satisfies interlocal service agreements. Policy 1.2: , Private potable water plants will not be allowed within Indian River County, unless capacity is not available at the County's facilities. The County, through the Environmental Health Department, shall monitor and evaluate all private water treatment plants. The results of this evaluation shall be considered during the prioritization of potable water service expansion. Policy 1.3: The ECounty hereby adopts a potable water level of service standard of 250 gallons per day per equivalent residential unit of treatment capacity_, ^ mimmum ,los;,.,., flow of 500 gallons per- minu4e, a minimum storage capacity E)f 13.5 million gallons, and a min' -e of 4 0 PSI for- potablew fcili rc[rrcics Policy 1.4: , as development orders and ,.of. its are issued.The County shall maintain its concurrencmanagement system, including records for historic and projected demands, and provide monthly capacity reports for potable water facilities. Policy 1.6: The county shall eentinue to allew the use of pr-ivate wells in Fufal areas for- single fanaily matrix.units and fef small fetail es4ablishfnents. The use ef pfivate wells must be appr-eved by the appf apfiate The Countv shall continue to allow the use of private wells in rural areas for simile-familv units and for small retail establishments provided they will not impact Existing Legal Users (ELUs)including the County. Use of private wells must be permitted through the appropriate regulatory agencies and must be consistent with the SJRWMD water and wastewater connection matrix. Objective 2: By 2030, at least 751% of all existing residential units in the eeupAy will be connected to -a regional potable . The County shall continue to promote connecting new and existing residential units to the regional potable water system and reduce the number of private well users. Policy 2.1: The c -County shall continue to offer its utility line assessment program to areas with private wells within the County Utilities Department service area and offer up to 10 -year financing for all utility assessments. C:\Users\ufc-prod\AppData\Local\Temp\BCL Technologies\easyPDF 8\@BCL@6414E534\@BCL@6414E534.docx 22 28