County Plan

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that water supply servicing constraints be examined to demonstrate that the expansion will not become a significant threat to municipal drinking water resources or reduce the recharge of an aquifer. Transitional Provisions 3.17.22 In accordance with the applicable Source Protection Plans, future threat land uses that are prohibited will be treated and managed as existing threat land uses even though those land uses will commence after the Source Protection Plan comes into effect only where: a) A drinking water threat land use that is related to a development proposal where a complete application was made under the Planning Act or Condominium Act prior to the day the Source Protection Plan came into effect. This policy also applies to any further applications required under the Planning Act, Condominium Act, or prescribed instruments to implement the development proposal; b) A drinking water threat land use that is related to an application for a Building Permit, which has been submitted in compliance with Division C 1.3.1.3 (5) of the Ontario Building Code Act prior to the day the Source Protection Plan came into effect; or, c) A drinking water threat land use that is related to an application made for the issuance or amendment of a prescribed instrument prior to the day the Source Protection Plan came into effect. Page 90

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