Adopting Wellhead Protection Ord #103-98 from St Joe County Health Dep and incorporate it in Ch 17, Art 5, Sec 17-47.1

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63 (Insurance Carriers) 64 (Insurance Agents, Brokers and Services) 65 (Real Estate) 67 (Holding and Other Investment Offices) 70 (Hotels, Rooming Houses, Camps and Other Lodging Places) 72 (Personal Services) 73 (Business Services) 78 (Motion Pictures) 82 (Educational Services) 83 (Social Services) 86 (Membership Organizations) 87 (Engineering, Accounting, Research, Management and Related Services) 88 (Private Households) 89 (Miscellaneous Services) 91 (Executive, Legislative, and General Government, Except Finance) 92 (3ustice, Public Order and Safety) 93 (Public Finance, Taxation and Monetary Policy) 94 (Administration ofHuman Resource Programs) 96 (Administration of Economic Programs) The word "property" as used herein means a single contiguous property. Additional properties, as determined by the Water Resources Advisory Board and listed by the Health Department shall be exempt from the requirements of this rule. (ii) Exceptions to Exemptions: (A) Properties that possess one (1) or more dry well or any underground storage tank shall not be exempted from the requirements of this Ordinance. (B) Properties that the Health Department expressly determines to contain a potential source of contamination shall not be exempted from the requirements of this Ordinance. (b) Applicability for WHPA Permit. Property Owners, except for those exempted in Section E(2)(a), containing one or more potential sources of contamination within the WHPA shall obtain a WHPA Permit. Utilities or local units of government with multiple facilities on several properties may apply for a single permit for all or a portion of their facilities in a single WHPA. Property owners on whose property such a facility exists and is covered by this type of permit shall not be required to obtain a permit -10-