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Commission Meeting 12-02-14
Sponsored by: Mayor Stoddard
RESOLUTION NO. __________ 1
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A resolution of the Mayor and Commission of the City of 3
South Miami urging the Miami-Dade Board of County 4
Commissioners to maintain the current Wellfield Protection 5
Areas in the West and Northwest Wellfields, and implement 6
such recommendations as stated herein. 7
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WHEREAS, the majority of the potable water supply in Miami-Dade 9
County is from the Biscayne Aquifer, a porous shallow groundwater aquifer 10
vulnerable to infiltration by surface land uses; and 11
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WHEREAS, defined Wellfield Protection Areas serve to protect the water 13
supply from land use and other activities that put the water supply at risk from 14
contamination; and 15
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WHEREAS, mining activities must be regulated in accurately defined 17
Wellfield Protection Areas, as such activities enable rapid vertical mixing of 18
waters that can facilitate contamination of wellfields by hard-to-kill human 19
pathogens, including Cryptosporidium and Giardia; and 20
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WHEREAS, Miami-Dade County Division of Environmental and Resource 22
Management (DERM) has developed a proposed Wellfield Protection Ordinance, 23
which would significantly reduce the size of the West Wellfield protection area 24
and alter the contour lines for the Northwest Wellfield; and 25
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WHEREAS, the Northwest and West Wellfield supply a significant portion 27
of Miami-Dade County’s water supply from the Biscayne Aquifer and are critical 28
to the region’s water supply needs; and 29
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WHEREAS, the USGS report used to define the proposed Wellfield 31
Protection Areas for the West and Northwest Wellfields likely underestimates 32
horizontal transit speed through the Miami Formation limestone of the Biscayne 33
Aquifer; and 34
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WHEREAS, use of models to predict transmissivity and horizontal transit 36
speed through karst aquifers, such as the Biscayne Aquifer, depends on accurate 37
data and model calibration; and 38
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WHEREAS, only through collection of accurate data from tracer studies can 40
horizontal water transit times be identified to inform contours of protection areas 41
with adequate confidence that the water supply will be protected by the wellfield 42
protection areas defined contours; and 43
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WHEREAS, tracer tests have not been conducted in the West Wellfield 45
Protection Area and therefore data from the area do not exist to adequately inform 46
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modeling and contour design to safely reduce risk of contamination of the water 1
supply; and 2
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WHEREAS, the West Wellfield Protection Area currently protects up to 140 4
million gallons a day of potable water supply and the proposed Wellfield 5
Protection Ordinance would reduce the water supply protected in the West 6
Wellfield to 25 million gallons per day; 7
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WHEREAS, The permit for the West Wellfield and an agreement with 9
Everglades National Park, which cap current drawdowns from the West Wellfield, 10
can be changed and do not provide long-term assurance that additional pumping at 11
the West Wellfield, up to the wellfield’s true capacity of 140 million gallons per 12
day, will not occur in the future; and 13
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WHEREAS, wellfields in Miami-Dade County are vulnerable to 15
salt-water intrusion connected to sea level rise, and the West and Northwest 16
Wellfields are the most inland of these wellfields. Thus, they are the least 17
vulnerable to sea level rise and the most important to protect from 18
contamination as they may be the last source of fresh water in the future; 19
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WHEREAS, fresh groundwater from the Biscayne Aquifer, currently 22
unused, may be the best source of water to meet future demands; and 23
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WHEREAS, reverse osmosis production of potable water is an expensive, 25
high-energy technology, which may make it an unfavorable alternative for treating 26
water supply that may be contaminated by salt water intrusion in the foreseeable 27
future; and 28
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WHEREAS, if protections are reduced, contamination will likely be 30
irreversible especially as land use designations around the wellfield will change, 31
leaving water quality permanently compromised and vulnerable; and 32
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WHEREAS, the proposed Wellfield Protection Ordinance would allow dry 34
manufacturing, garment manufacturing and agricultural uses within the Wellfield 35
Protection Areas, each of which may pose a risk of wellfield contamination; and 36
quantity hazardous waste generators in the West Wellfield Protection Area, in the 37
portion which is outside the basic wellfield protection area; and 38
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WHEREAS secondary containment can fail, therefore generation of 40
hazardous waste within a wellfield protection area, even in small quantities, poses 41
a threat to the drinking water supply; and 42
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WHEREAS, the City of South Miami, after careful consideration of the 44
matter, deems it advisable and in the best interest of the general welfare of Miami-45
Dade County and all its residents to incorporate the recommendations stated 46
herein. 47
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNTY 2
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, THAT: 3
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The City of South Miami hereby supports the adoption of 5
resolutions favoring the most conservative protections of the water supply and 6
endorses the recommendations proposed below. 7
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The City of South Miami urges the Board of County 9
Commissioners to maintain the existing Wellfield Protection Area maps until 10
further studies can be completed, including tracer studies in the West Wellfield and 11
any additional tracer studies needed in the Northwest Wellfield to accurately 12
determine rates of flow at different depths. The wellfield protection area for the 13
West Wellfield should be defined to protect 140 million gallons per day of water. 14
Both the West Wellfield and Northwest Wellfield protection areas contour lines 15
should be defined based on a 97% confidence interval that the designated contours 16
capture travel times. These estimates should be based on tracer studies. 17
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The City of South Miami urges the Board of County 19
Commissioners to remove the exception in the proposed ordinance, which would 20
allow small quantity generators of hazardous waste within the West Wellfield 21
protection area, outside the basic Wellfield Protection Area but within the Urban 22
Development Boundary. 23
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The City of South Miami urges the Board of County 25
Commissioners to include additional qualifying restriction of the land uses allowed 26
in the Wellfield Protection Areas including agricultural use, dry manufacturing and 27
garment manufacturing. Dry Manufacturing and garment manufacturing should be 28
limited to activities that do not involve the use of potential wellfield contaminants 29
or hazardous materials. The Agricultural use provided for in the proposed 30
ordinance should require best management practices for wellfield protection. 31
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If any section clause, sentence, or phrase of this resolution is 33
for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by a court of competent jurisdiction, 34
the holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this resolution. 35
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This resolution shall become effective immediately upon 37
adoption by vote of the City Commission. 38
PASSED AND ADOPTED this ____ day of _____________, 2014. 40
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CITY CLERK MAYOR 47
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READ AND APPROVED AS TO FORM, COMMISSION VOTE: 1
LANGUAGE, LEGALITY AND Mayor Stoddard: 2
EXECUTION THEREOF Vice Mayor Harris: 3
Commissioner Edmond: 4
_____________________________ Commissioner Liebman: 5
CITY ATTORNEY Commissioner Welsh: 6
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ORDINANCE A~ENDING SECTION 24-5 OF
THE CODE OF ~IA~I-DADE COUNTY,
FLORIDA RELA TING TO DEFINITIONS;
A~ENDING SECTION 24-43 OF THE CODE OF
~IA~I-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA RELATING
TO PROTECTION OF POTABLE WATER
SUPPLY WELLS; PROVIDING SEVERABILITY,
INCLUSION IN THE CODE AND AN
EFFECTIVE DATE
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Section 1. Section 24-5 of the Code of~iami-Dade County is hereby amended
to read as follows:
Sec. 24-5. Definitions.
In construing the provisions of this chapter, where the context will permit
and no definition is provided herein, the definitions provided in Chapter 403,
Florida Statutes, as may be amended from time to time, and in rules and
regulations promulgated thereunder, as may be amended from time to time, shall
apply. The following words and phrases when used in this chapter shall have the
meanings ascribed to them in this section:
1990 Urban Development Boundary shall mean the line established by the
~iami-Dade County Board of County Commissioners on July 8, 1983 by
Ordinance 83-58 delineating the approved urban development boundary for
~iami-Dade County, as amended by ordinance from time to time.
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Words stricken through and/or [[double bracketed]] shall be deleted. Words
underscored and/or »double arrowed« constitute the amendment proposed. Remaining
provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged.
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> > De minimis quantity shall mean a volume of one quarter U.S. gallon (946.4
milliliters) or less stored in a closed container; or in the case of lubricating oils or
hydraulic fluids a volume of one U.S. gallon stored in a closed container or, the volume
inside a gear box, a hydraulic reservoir, or a crankcase. Items that individually meet the
volumetric requirements of de minimis quantity shall not be considered de minimis if the
aggregated volume of such items exceeds 5 gallons. «
> >Onsite Sewage Treatment and Disposal System shall mean a system that contains a
standard subsurface, filled, or mound drainfield system; an aerobic treatment unit; a
graywater system tank; a laundry wastewater system tank; a septic tank; a grease
interceptor; a pump tank; a solids or effluent pump; a waterless, incinerating, or organic
waste-composting toilet that is installed or proposed to be installed beyond the building
sewer on land of the owner or on other land to which the owner has the legal right to
install a system. The term includes any item placed within, or intended to be used as a
part of or in conjunction with, the system. «
Sewage loading shall mean the [[ estimated average amount of waste '.vater]]
»total sewage flow« generated by the actual or projected use»s« [[ef]] »on« a
property_as a function of the »calculated using the flow rates in Section 24-43.1(5),
divided by« the unsubmerged area of said property. Abutting easements and right-of-
way shall be included to the centerline thereof in calculating the unsubmerged area of the
property.
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Hazardous materials shall mean any waste, product, substance, or
combination or breakdown product thereof which, because of its biological or
chemical characteristics, if introduced into a potable public water supply well,
will impair the potability of the water withdrawn by the potable public water
supply well or which will be harmful or potentially harmful to human, plant or
animal life or property or the conduct of business or which will increase the cost
of operation of public water supply treatment facilities or which will increase the
reliance by consumers of potable water from such potable public water supply
wells on the operation of public water supply treatment facilities to provide
potable water which is not harmful or potentially harmful to human, plant or
animal life or property or the conduct of business.
»There shall be a rebuttable presumption that any waste, product, substance,
combination, or breakdown product containing any chemical listed as a
contaminant in Section 24-44(2)(f)(v) Table 1 and Table 2 , 24-43.3(2)(h) or
Chapter 62-550, F AC., Table 1, Table 2, Table 3, Table 4, Table 5 and Table 6, as
same may be amended from time to time, shall constitute a hazardous material if
the chemical is present in the waste, product, substance, combination, or
breakdown product at concentrations which exceed the groundwater cleanup
target level set forth in Section 24-44(2)(f)(v)1.« [[ \Vithin ninety (90) days
from the effective date of Ord. No. 83 96 and at least annually thereafter, the
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Director or the Director's designee shall submit to the Board of County
Commissioners a list of wastes, products, substances or combination or
breakdown products thereof which the Director or the Director's designee has
determined to be hazardous materials as hereinabove defined. The Board of
County Commissioners shall designate, by resolution, which of the wastes,
products, substances or combination or breakdown products thereof so listed by
the Director or the Director's designee shall be legally presumed to be hazardous
materials as defined hereinabove. Such designation by the Board of County
Commissioners shall create a rebuttable presumption that the wastes, products,
substances or combination or brealcdov,'O products thereof so designated are
hazardous materials as hereinabove defined. Such designations shall be deemed
nonexclusive. Nondesignation by the Board of County Commissioners]] »Non-
inclusion of any chemical contained in any waste, product, substance,
combination, or breakdown product, as a contaminant in Section 24-44(2)CQCv)
Table 1 and Table 2, Section 24-43.3(2)Ch) or Chapter 62-550, FAC., Table 1,
Table 2, Table 3, Table 4, Table 5 and Table 6, as same may be amended from
time to time« shall not create any presumption that the [[nondesignated]]
waste[[s]], product [[s]], substance[[s]]»,« [[ef]] combination»,« or
breakdown product[[s thereof are not hazardous materials.]] »containing the
non-included chemical is not a hazardous material. To determine whether or not a
chemical, not included as a contaminant in Section 24-44(2)(:f)(v) Table 1 and
Table 2, Section 24-43.3(2)Ch) or Chapter 62-550, FAC., Table, 1, Table 2, Table
3, Table 4, Table 5 and Table 6, as same may be amended from time to time, is a
contaminant, the cleanup target level (s) for that chemical may be established
using the procedures, equations and input parameters set forth in the DERM
Technical Report: "Development of Clean-up Target Levels CCTLs) for Chapter
24 of the Code of Miami-Dade County, Florida" (dated September, 2005).«
Nothing herein shall be construed to limit in any way the power of the Director or
the Director's designee in the performance of his duties and responsibilities to
determine that a waste, product, substance» ... « [[ef]] combination» ... « or
breakdown product thereof is a hazardous material as defined hereinabove.
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Section 2. Section 24-43 of the Code of Miami-Dade County, Florida, is hereby
amended to read as follows.
Sec. 24-43. Protection of public potable water supply wells.
[[The provisions of this section which impose upon land uses within the \Vest
Vlellfield Interim protection area regulations which are more restrictive than those
regulations applicable to the other public utility potable 'Nater supply \vellfields in
Miami Dade County shall be deemed interim in nature. Said more restrictive
regulations shall be reviev,'ed by such technical revie,\' task force(s) or
committee(s) as provided by the Board of County Commissioners or its designee
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upon recommendation of the Director. The Director shall submit to the Board of
County Commissioners progress reports, as necessary, pertaining to said review,
and recommendations necessary to protect the public health, safety and v,zelfare
arising out of said review shall be presented to the Board of County
Commissioners. The Miami Dade County Conflict of Interest and Code of Ethics
Ordinance ESection 2 11.1 of this Code) shall not be applicable to task forces or
committees provided for in this section.]]
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Legislative intent. The intent and purpose of this section is to safeguard
the public health, safety and welfare by providing scientifically established
standards for land uses within the cones of influence thereby protecting
public potable water supply wells from contamination.
Short title; applicability; construction. This section shall be known as the
"Potable Water Supply Well Protection Ordinance." The provisions of this
section shall be effective in the incorporated and unincorporated areas of
Miami-Dade County and shall be liberally construed to effect the purposes
set forth herein.
Maps of cones of influence, the Northwest Wellfield protection area, the
West Wellfield [[IN/aim]] protection area, and the South Miami Heights
Wellfield Complex protection area. The Director or the Director's
designee, shall maintain maps of cones of influence of [[-p-Hhli-s]] utility
potable water supply wells»,-« [[maps of the Northvv'est Wellfield
protection area, mapEs) of the 'Vest Wellfield Interim protection area, and
the maps of the South Miami Heights 'Vellfield Complex "vellfield
protection area dated November, 2005. The cone of influence maps dated
December 30, 1980, as may be amended from time to time, prepared by
the Department,]] »These maps« are incorporated herein by reference
hereto. Any changes, additions or deletions to said maps shall be approved
by the Board of County Commissioners by ordinance. [[The cone of
influence maps of the Northwest Wellfield dated December 30, 1980, as
amended effective May 31, 1985, shall hereinafter be referred to as the
Northwest 'Nellfield protection area mapEs). The Northwest Wellfield
protection area mapEs) dated May 31, 1985, the 'Vest Wellfield Interim
protection area mapEs) dated February 28, 1989 and the mapEs) of the
South Miami Heights 'Hellfield Complex weIlfield protection area dated
November, 2005, as all of same may be amended from time to time,
prepared by the Department, are incorporated herein by reference hereto.
Any changes, additions or deletions to said Northwest ¥lellfield protection
area mapEs), 'Vest Well field Interim protection area mapEs) or South
Miami Heights '.Vellfield Complex "",eIlfield protection area mapEs) shall
be approved by the Board of County Commissioners by ordinance]] The
Director, or the Director's designee, shall maintain the DERM Technical
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Report: "Development of a Groundwater Model to Determine Wellfield
Protection Zones for the Miami-Dade County, Florida, South Miami
Heights Wellfield Complex". The wellfield protection zones of the South
Miami Heights Wellfield Complex have been established using the
procedures and input parameters set forth in the aforesaid Technical
Report dated, November, 2005. The aforesaid Technical Report dated,
November, 2005, a copy of which is attached hereto, is hereby
incorporated by reference, as same may be amended from time to time.
Any changes, additions or deletions to the aforesaid Technical Report
[[ dated November, 2005]] shall be approved by the Board of County
Commissioners by ordinance. »Additionally, the Director or the
Director's designee shall maintain the USGS Open File Report 2013-
1 086: Estimation of Capture Zones and Drawdown at the Northwest and
West Well Fields, Miami-Dade County, Florida, Using an Unconstrained
Monte Carlo Analysis: Recent (2004) and Proposed Conditions. The
well field protection zones of the Northwest Wellfield protection area and
the West Wellfield protection areas are hereby amended by this ordinance
(Ordinance xxxxxx) in accordance with the attached maps. The herein
amended wellfield protection zones of the Northwest Well field and the
West Wellfield protection areas and herein amended maps of the
Northwest Wellfield protection area and the West Well field protection
area have been established using the procedures and input parameters set
forth in the aforesaid Report. The aforesaid Technical Report, a copy of
which is attached hereto, is hereby incorporated by reference.«
»Onsite Sewage Treatment and Disposal Systems«,[[Septic tanks]] ,
sanitary sewers, storm water disposal, liquid waste storage, disposal or
treatment and > > exceptions fOr< < violations of this chapter within
wellfield protection area. [[Not;vithstanding any provisions of this Code,
n]]»N«o County or municipal officer, agent, employee or board shall
approve, grant or issue any building permit, certificate of use and
occupancy [[(e)wept for changes in ovmership)]], municipal occupational
license [[(except for changes in ownership)]], platting action (final plat,
waiver of plat or equivalent municipal platting action) or zoning action
(district boundary change, unusual use, use variance or equivalent
municipal zoning action) for any land use »or portion thereof,« [[se-r:vee-
or to be served by a septic tank, sanitary se'Ner, storm '>vater disposal
method, or liquid waste storage, disposal or treatment method, and]]
which is within »a wellfield protection area of any utility potable water
supply well« [[the Northvv'est \Vellfield protection area, or, within the
\Vest \Vellfield Interim protection area, or within the outer wellfield
protection zone of South Miami Heights \Vellfield Complex, or within the
mm<imum day pumpage wellfield protection area of the Alexander Orr
Well field, Snapper Creek Wellfield, Southwest ''''ellfield, Miami Spring
Upper, Miami Springs Lower ''''ellfield, John E. Preston Well field, or
Hialeah \Vellfield, or l>\'ithin the basic """ellfield protection area of any
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other public utility potable water supply well]] until the County or
municipal officer, agent, employee or Board has obtained the prior written
approval of the Director or the Director's designee.
Furthermore, [[not withstanding any provisions of this Code,]] no person
shall construct, utilize, operate, occupy or cause, allow, let, permit or
suffer to be constructed, utilized, operated or occupied any land use, »or
portion thereof, < < [[ served or to be served by a septic tank, sanitary
se'Ner, storm water disposal method, or liquid waste storage, disposal or
treatment method, and]] which is within »a wellfield protection area of
any utility potable water supply well« [[the Northvrest \Vellfield
protection area, or \vithin, the West Wellfield Interim protection area, or
within, the outer wellfield protection zone of South Miami Heights
'Nellfield Comple)(, or within, the maximum day pumpage vrellfield
protection area of the Alexander Orr Wellfield, Snapper Creek Well field,
Southwest Wellfield, Miami Springs Lower Vlellfield, John E. Preston
Well field, or Hialeah 'Nell field, or within, the basic wellfield protection
area of any public utility potable water supply well]] until the person has
obtained the prior written approval of the Director or the Director's
designee.
The Director or the Director's designee shall issue [[the Director's or the
Director's designee's]] written approval only if the Director or the
Director's designee finds that all [[septic tanks]], »onsite sewage
treatment and disposal systems«, [[septic tank drain fields]], storm water
disposal methods and liquid waste storage, disposal or treatment methods
will be installed upon the property as far away as is reasonably possible
»but not less than I 00 feet away« from all potable water supply wells,
and:
(a) »Onsite Sewage Treatment and Disposal Svstems«[[&p#e
fflnks]]. »For any land use served or to be served by an« [[septi€
t-a-n*]] »onsite sewage treatment and disposal system « [Ffh-at]]
the [[septic tank]] sewage loading[[s]] will not exceed the number
of gallons per day for each unsubmerged acre of land as set forth in
Tables A-I, A-2, A-3 and A-4. »For uses ancillary to rock mining
necessary for extracting and processing subsurface material«
within the Northwest Wellfield protection area or within that
portion of the West Wellfield [[Interim]] protection area which is
[[west]]»outside« of the Urban Development Boundary of the
Comprehensive Development Master Plan as may be amended
from time to time, »the sewage loading« shall not exceed a
maximum [[sewage loading]] of seventy (70) gallons per day per
»unsubmerged« acre. »For residential uses within the
Northwest Well field protection area or within that portion of the
West Wellfield protection area which is outside of the Urban
Development Boundary of the Comprehensive Development
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Master Plan, the minimum acreage of unsubmerged land shall be 5
acres« [[is residential or is an ancillary roclanining use necessary
for extracting and processing and processing subsurface material]]
»and« except that».;.« [[neither the Director nor the Director's
designee shall issue the Director's or the Director's designee's
written approval,]]
(i) for [[any]] land use within the Northwest Well field
protection area [[tm-less]] the [[septic tank]] »onsite
sewage treatment and disposal system«was installed prior
to September 30, 1983, or
(ii) »for land use« within the West Wellfield [[Interim]]
protection area [[unless]] the [[ septic tank]] > >onsite
sewage treatment and disposal system« was installed prior
to »August 6,. 1989« [[the effective date of this
ordinance [Ordinance No. 89 80]]], or
(iii) [[that the property served or to be served by septic tanks]]
»the land use« is residential, uses a public water supply,
has not been the subject of any zoning action (district
boundary change, unusual use, use variance, or equivalent
municipal zoning action) or any platting action (final plat,
waiver of plat, or equivalent municipal platting action) after
March 13, 1981, and is in compliance with Section 24-43.1,
or
(iv) [[that]] the owner of the property [[served or to be served
by septic tanks]] is applying for the original certificate of
use and occupancy or original municipal occupational
license pursuant to a valid building permit obtained prior to
June 1, 1983, for property within the basic wellfield
protection area of any [[puhlte]] utility potable water
supply well, or, in the case of property within the
Northwest Wellfield protection area obtained prior to
September 30, 1983, or, in the case of property within the
West Wellfield [[Interim]] protection area obtained prior to
the »August 6, 1989« [[the effective date of this
ordinance [Ordinance No. 89 80]]], or within [[the outer
well field protection zone of]]the South Miami Heights
Wellfield Complex obtained prior to »September 22,
2006« [[the effective date of this ordinance,]] or, in the
case of property not within the basic wellfield protection
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area but within the maximum day pumpage well field
protection area of the Alexander Orr Wellfield, Snapper
Creek Well field and Southwest Well field, obtained prior to
February 1, 1985, or, in the case of property not within the
basic well field protection area but within the maximum day
pumpage wellfield protection area of the Miami Springs
Lower Well field, Miami Springs Upper Well field, John E.
Preston Well field and Hialeah Well field, obtained prior to
Decem ber 12, 1986, which permit has been valid and
continuously in full force and effective since its issuance,
or
(v) the owner of the property is applying for a certificate of use
and occupancy or municipal occupational license for a land
use served or to be served by a»n« [[septie tank]]
»onsite sewage treatment and disposal system«installed
prior to March 13, 1981 for property within the basic
well field protection area of any public utility potable water
supply well, or, in the case of property within the
Northwest Wellfield protection area installed prior to
September 30, 1983, or, in the case of property within the
West Wellfield [[Interim]] protection area installed prior to
[[the efreetive date of this ordinanee [Ordinanee No. 89
-Wt]] »August 6, 1989«, or within [[the outer wellfield
proteetion zone of]]the South Miami Heights Wellfield
Complex obtained prior to »September 22, 2006« [[the
effeetive date of this ordinanee]] or, in the case of property
not within the basic wellfield protection area but within the
maximum day pump age well field protection area of the
Alexander Orr Well field, Snapper Creek Well field, and
Southwest Wellfield, installed prior to February 1, 1985, or,
in the case of property not within the basic wellfield
protection area but within the maximum day pumpage
well field protection area of the Miami Springs Lower
Wellfield, Miami Springs Upper Well field, John E. Preston
Wellfield and Hialeah Well field, installed prior to
December 12, 1986, which uses a public water supply and
which is in compliance with Section 24-43.1
[[(i) Not,;vithstanding the provisions of Seetion 24
43(4)(a), there shall be required "'lith in the
Northwest 'Nellfield protection area, "vithin the
West \Vellfield Interim proteetion area, the outer
'vvellfield protection zone of ',vithin the South Miami
Heights \Vellfield Comple)<, and within the
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maximum day \vellfield protection area of all public
utility potable '.vater supply wells a mmlmum
separation of equivalent to ten (10) days travel time
shall be required betv{een any potable water supply
well (other than a public utility potable ',l{ater
supply well) and any septic tank or septic tank
drainfield]]
(b) Sanitary sewers. »For any land use served or to be served by
sanitary sewer which is seeking a building permit for new
construction, enlargement, or alteration that increases gross square
footage,« [[That]] the sewage loading into sanitary sewers will
not exceed the number of gallons per day for each unsubmerged
acre ofland as set forth in Table B-1, or that the property [[ 5efVed.
or to be served by sanitary sewers]] is residential, uses a public
water supply, has not been the subject of any zoning action (district
boundary change, unusual use, use variance, or equivalent
municipal zoning action) or any platting action (final plat, waiver
of plat, or equivalent municipal platting action) after March 13,
1981».:.«[[, and is in compliance with Section 24 42.4, or that
the owner of the property served or to be served by sanitary se',l{ers
is applying for the original certificate of use and occupancy or
original municipal occupational license pursuant to a valid building
permit obtained prior to June 1, 1983, for property within the basic
wellfield protection area of any public utility potable water supply
well, or, in the case of property within the Northwest Well field
protection area, obtained prior to September 30, 1983, for property
within the Northwest \Vellfield protection area, or, in the case of
property within the West Wellfield Interim protection area,
obtained prior to the effective date of this ordinance, or for
property within the outer well field protection zone of the South
Miami Heights 'Nellfield Complex obtained prior to the effective
date of this ordinance, or, in the case of property not within the
basic wellfield protection area, but within the mmdmum day
pumpage '.vellfield protection area of the Ale)wnder Orr \Vellfield,
Snapper Creek Wellfield and Southwest Well field, obtained prior
to February 1, 1985, or, in the case of property not within the basic
,<vellfield protection area but within the maximum day pumpage
wellfield protection area of the Miami Springs Lower \Vellfield,
Miami Springs Upper Wellfield, John E. Preston 'Nell field and
Hialeah \Vellfield, installed prior to December 12, 1986, ,<vhich
pennit has been valid and continuously in full force and effect
since its issuance.]]
(i) [[Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 24 43(4)(b),]]
[[a]]»A«1l sanitary sewers»,or portion thereof,«
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installed within [[the Northwest '."ellfield protection area,
or within the West \Vellfield Interim protection area, or
"vithin the outer well field protection zone of South Miami
Heights '.¥ellfield Complex, or within the maximum day
pumpage wellfield protection area of the Alexander Orr
Wellfield, Snapper Creek 'Nellfield, Southwest Wellfield,
Miami Springs Lov/er 'Nellfield, Miami Springs Upper
Well field, John E. Preston '."ellfield, or Hialeah Wellfield,
or within the basic]] > >~< < well field protection area of any
[[p-uhlis]] utility potable water supply well, after June 13,
1986, shall comply with the following standards:
»ill« Residential land use-No gravity sanitary sewer shall have
an exfiltration rate greater than fifty (50) gallons per inch
pipe diameter per mile per day. »The duration of all tests
shall be a minimum of two (2) hours with a minimum of
two (2) feet of positive head above the crown of the pipes
being tested. Any observed leaks or defective joints or
pipes shall be repaired or replaced prior to the sewer being
placed into service even when the total leakage is below
that allowed.« Sewer lateral lines located in the public
right-of-way shall be a minimum of six (6) inches in
diameter.
»ili}« Nonresidential land use-No gravity sanitary sewer shall
have an exfiltration rate greater than twenty (20) gallons
per inch pipe diameter per mile per day. »The duration of
all tests shall be a minimum of two (2) hours with a
minimum of two (2) feet of positive head above the crown
of the pipes being tested. Any observed leaks or defective
joints or pipes shall be repaired or replaced prior to the
sewer being placed into service even when the total leakage
is below that allowed.« Any observed leaks or defective
joints or pipes shall be repaired or replaced prior to the
sewer being placed into service even when the total leakage
is below that allowed.«Sewer lateral lines located in the
public right-of-way shall be a minimum of six (6) inches in
diameter.
»(iii)« Sanitary sewer force mains-All sanitary sewer force
mains [[installed vAthin the Northwest Wellfield protection
area, or within the '.Vest Wellfield Interim protection area,
or 'Nithin the outer wellfield protection zone of South
Miami Heights \Vellfield Complex, or within the maximum
day pumpage " .... ellfield protection area of the Alexander Orr
Wellfield, Snapper Creek \Vellfield, Southv,zest Wellfield,
Miami Springs Lower Wellfield, Miami Springs Upper
\Vellfield, John E. Preston \Vellfield, or Hialeah Wellfield,
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or within the basic wellfield protection area of any public
utility potable "vater supply well,]]shall be constructed of
either ductile iron or reinforced concrete pressure sewer
pipe. No such ductile iron sanitary sewer force main
shall[[,]] exfiItrate at a rate greater than the allowable
leakage rate specified in American Water Works
Association Standard C600-S2 at a test pressure of one
hundred (100) pounds per square inch. »The duration of
all tests shall be a minimum of two (2) hours. Any
observed leaks or defective joints or pipes shall be repaired
or replaced prior to the sewer being placed into service
even when the total leakage is below that allowed.« No
such reinforced concrete pressure sanitary sewer force main
shall ex filtrate at a rate greater than one-half (Yz) the
allowable leakage rate specified for ductile iron pipe in
American Water Works Association Standard C600-S2 at a
test pressure of one hundred (100) pounds per square inch.
»The duration of all tests shall be a minimum of two (2)
hours. Any observed leaks or defective joints or pipes shall
be repaired or replaced prior to the sewer being placed into
service even when the total leakage is below that
allowed.«
[[(ii) Notwithstanding the provision of Section 24 43(4)(b), all
gravity sanitary sewers 'Nith invert elevations above the
average surrounding water table elevation and all sanitary
sewer force mains shall be tested to ensure compliance with
the aforementioned exfiltration rate standards.]]
»(iv)« A registered professional engineer shall provide written
certification of the exfiltration rate for all manhole/gravity
sewer pipe systems installed, in equivalent gallons per inch
pipe diameter per mile of pipe per day (twenty-four (24)
hours), and the exfiItration rate for all sanitary sewer force
mains in gallons per hour per one thousand (1,000) feet of
sanitary sewer force main installed. »The written
certification shall include test and inspection results and
repair logs and shall be submitted to the Department for
review and approval within thirty (30) days after
completion of the particular test, inspections and repairs«
»(yl« Existing gravity sanitary sewers with pipe diameters of
eight (S) inches or more shall be visually inspected by
»closed circuit«television every five (5) years by the
responsible utility or »non-utility«[[property ovmer]] to
ensure both structural and pipe joint integrity. Existing
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manholes shall be visually inspected for both structural and
incoming pipe connection integrity every five (5) years.
»A report documenting the c«[[G]]ertified test and
inspection results and repair logs shall be submitted to the
Department »for review and approval« within thirty (30)
days after completion of the particular test, inspection «~
and,» [[ef]] repair« s but no later than twelve months
from the end date of the five year cycIe«.
(c) Storm water disposal methods. »For any land use required to
install or modify a storm water disposal method« [[+hat]] the
storm water disposal methods utilized or to be utilized will be
limited as set forth in Table C-l.
Furthermore, land uses adjacent to the Snapper Creek extension
canal and secondary canals directly connected to the Snapper
Creek extension canal shall provide an earth berm, or alternative
structure as approved by the Director or the Director's designee,
which shall be constructed upon the perimeter of all canals to
prevent overland storm water runoff from entering the canal. The
berm shall be constructed adjacent to the canal top of slope on the
landward side. Said berm shall extend one (1) foot above the canal
bank elevation. The landward slope of the berm shall have a
gradient not steeper than one (1) foot vertical to four (4) feet
horizontal. The canalward slope shall not be steeper than the canal
slope. The construction of berming and backsloping shall be
subject to the approval of the Director or the Director's designee.
(d) Liquid waste storage, disposal or treatment methods other than
> >onsite sewage treatment and disposal systems < < [[ septic taNks
utilized for the disposal, discharge, storage or treatment af
domestic sewage]]; sanitary sewer [[fiji]] > >J21!!!J12< < stations; and
public sanitary sewers. [[+hat]] [[t]]»1«iquid waste storage,
disposal or treatment methods (other than [[septic tanks]] »onsite
sewage treatment and disposal systems < < [[ utilized for the
disposal, discharge, storage or treatment of domestic sewage]];
sanitary sewer [[ltfi]]»ill:!.!.!ill.« stations; and public sanitary
sewers); shall be prohibited»~« [['<'lithin the Northwest Wellfield
protection area, the West \Vellfield Interim protection area, the
outer 'tvellfieid protection zone of the South Miami Heights
Wellfield Complex, the average day pumpage wellfield protection
areas of the Alexander Orr Well field, Snapper Creek \Vellfield,
South'ivest Well field, Miami Springs Lo'tver Well field, Miami
Springs Upper \Vellfield, John E. Preston Well field, and Hialeah
Wellfield, and the basic '<'v'ellfield protection area of any public
utility potable ',vater supply well]]
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(i) [[unless, in the case of property]] within the Northwest
Wellfield protection area, »unless« said liquid waste
storage, disposal or treatment method was installed prior to
September 30, 1983, or,
(ii) [[ unless, in the case of property]] within the West Wellfield
[[Interim]] protection area, »unless« said liquid waste
storage, disposal or treatment method was installed prior to
[[the effective date of this ordinance [Ordinance No. 89
&ij]] »August 6, 1989«, or,
(iii) within [[the outer wellfield protection zone of]] the South
Miami Heights Well field Complex, »unless« said liquid
waste storage, disposal or treatment method was installed
prior to »September 22, 2006« [[the effective date of
this ordinance]] or,
(iv) [[ unless, in the case of property]] within the average day
pumpage but not within the basic wellfield protection area
wellfield protection areas of the Alexander Orr Wellfield,
Snapper Creek Wellfield, Southwest Wellfield, »unless«
said liquid waste storage, disposal or treatment method was
installed prior to February 1,1985 »or priorto«June 13,
1986 »for properties within the basic« well field
protection area, or,
(v) [[unless, in the case of property]] »within the average day
pumpage but« not within the basic wellfield protection
area [[but within the average day pump age]] of the Miami
Springs Lower Wellfield, Miami Springs Upper Wellfield,
John E. Preston Well field, and Hialeah Well field, unless
said liquid waste, storage, disposal or treatment method
was installed prior to December 12, 1986 or» or prior to
« June 13, 1986 » for properties within the basic «
wellfield protection area, »or«
(vi) [[unless, in the case of property]] within the basic wellfield
protection area of any »other« [[pttbtte]] utility potable
water supply well, »unless« said liquid waste storage,
disposal or treatment method was installed prior to June 13,
1986
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( e) > > Exceptions (or< < violations of this chapter. That the septic
tank, sanitary sewer, storm water disposal method or liquid waste
storage, disposal or treatment method [[ utilized or to be utilized]]
will serve an existing land use »or any portion thereof,« within
[[the Northwest 'Nellfield protection area or within the West
Wellfield Interim protection area or vlithin the the outer vlellfield
protection zone of the South Miami Heights Well field Complex,
or within the maximum day pump age \vellfield protection area of
the Alexander Orr Wellfield, Snapper Creek Wellfield, Southviest
'Nellfield, Miami Springs Lovier \Vellfield, Miami Springs Upper
Wellfield, John E. Preston Well field, and Hialeah Well field, or
within the basic]] »£!« wellfield protection area of any
[[p-uhli-e]] utility potable water supply well, [[and]] which is
required by the Director or the Director's designee to correct
violation(s) of this chapter. [[Notwithstanding the foregoing,]]
[[t]]»I«he Director or the Director's designee shall not issue
[[the Director's or the Director's designee's]] written approval
unless the Director or the Director's designee determines that the
land use will comply with all the provisions of this chapter and
that the [[following]] water pollution prevention and abatement
measures and practices »set forth in Sections 24-43(5)(c)(i), (ii)
and (iii)« shall be provided[[ -; ]]» .! «
[[(i) Monitoring and detection of "vater pollution caused by
hazardous materials.
(ii) Secondary containment of water pollution caused by
hazardous materials, and
(iii) Inventory control and record keeping of hazardous
materials, and
(iv) Storm water management of water pollution caused by
hazardous materials, and
(v) Protection and security of facilities utilized for the
generation, storage, usage, handling, disposal, or discharge
of hazardous materials.]]
Prohibition of hazardous materials within wellfield protection areas.
[[Not'.vithstanding any provisions of this Code, no]] »No« County or
municipal officer, agent, employee or Board shall approve, grant or issue
any building permit, certificate of use and occupancy [[(except for
changes in ownership)]]' municipal occupational license [[(mwept for
changes in ownership)]], platting action (final plat, waiver of plat or
equivalent municipal platting action) or zoning action (district boundary
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change, unusual use, use variance or equivalent municipal zoning action)
for any nonresidential land use, other than a bona fide agricultural land
use, a bona fide rockmining use (lake excavation), a public sewer facilities
use, or a public water supply facilities use within [[the Northwest
'.Vellfield protection area, or within the West Wellfield Interim protection
area, or "'/ithin the outer well field protection zone of the South Miami
Heights Vlellfield Complex, or within the maximum day pumpage
'.'/ellfield protection area of the Alexander Orr Well field, Snapper Creek
Well field, Southwest 'Nellfield, Miami Springs Lower '.Vellfield, John E.
Preston Wellfield, or Hialeah Wellfield, or 'Nithin the basic]] > >.!l,< <
wellfield protection area of any [[pOOIte]] utility potable water supply
well, without obtaining the prior written approval of the Director or the
Director's designee. [[The Director or the Director's designee shall issue
the Director's or the Director's designee's written approval only if the
Director or the Director's designee determines that the nonresidential land
use is in compliance ,\lith Section 24 43(5)(a), 24 43(5)(b) or 24
43(5)(c).]]
[[Furthermore, notwithstanding any provision of this Code, no]] »No«
person shall construct, utilize, operate, occupy or cause, allow, let, pennit
or suffer to be constructed, utilized, operated or occupied any
nonresidential land use, other than a bona fide agricultural land use, a
public sewer facilities use, or a public water supply facilities use, within
[[the Northwest Wellfield protection area, or within the West Well field
Interim protection area, or 'Nithin the outer wellfield protection zone of the
South Miami Heights Well field Complex, or within the maximum day
pumpage well field protection area of the Ale)(ander Orr Wellfield,
Snapper Creek Wellfield, Southwest Wellfield, Miami Springs Lower
Well field, Miami Springs Upper Wellfield, John E. Preston Wellfield, or
Hialeah '.Vellfield, or within the basic]] ».!l,« wellfield protection area of
any [[pOOIte]] utility potable water supply well, [[and]] which uses,
generates, handles, disposes of, discharges or stores hazardous materials,
until the person has obtained the prior written approval of the Director or
the Director's designee.
[[Pursuant to the foregoing, the]] »The« Director or the Director's
designee shall issue [[hts)) written approval only if»..:.« [[the Director or
the Director's designee determines that all:]]
»(a) All« potential sources of pollution will be installed upon the
property as far away as is reasonably possible »and not less than
100 feet away« from all potable water supply wells; »and,«
»(b)« [[h-]]»H«azardous materials will not be used, generated,
handled, disposed of, discharged or stored on that portion of the
property within the Northwest Wellfield protection area, [[ er
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within the "Vest 'Nellfield Interim protection area]] or within the
basic well field protection area of any »other« [[~]] utility
potable water supply well; »except that, de minimis quantities of
hazardous materials (not including hazardous waste) and
lubricating oils and hydraulic fluids necessary to the operation of
stationary equipment integral to the operation of a building, shall
be allowed outside the thirty (30) day travel time of any utility
water supply well, provided that the use, handling, or storage of
said de minimis quantities occur inside a building and provided
that said lubricating oils and hydraulic fluids are contained within
the closed sealed reservoirs of the stationary equipment.
Fuels, lubricants and other materials necessary to the operation of
cars, trucks and other vehicles, that are routinely used and
authorized to operate on public streets, when contained within such
vehicle solely for the operation of such vehicle.
The use, handling or storage of factory prepackaged products
intended primarily for domestic use or consumption determined by
the Director or the Director's designee to be hazardous materials
shall not be prohibited; provided, however, that the requirements
of Sections 24-43(5)(b )(i), (ii), (iii), and (iv) are fulfilled.
Prepackaged products utilized solely on site for the care and
upkeep of the property, personal hygiene products, and office
supplies shall not be prohibited provided however, that the
requirements of Sections 24-43(5)(b )(i),and (iii) are fulfilled.
ill The use, handling or storage of factory prepackaged products
shall only occur within a building,
ill} The nonresidential land use is an office building use (or
equivalent municipal land use) or a business district use (or
equivalent municipal land use) engaged exclusively in
retail sales of factory prepackaged products intended
primarily for domestic use or consumption, and
(iii) The nonresidential land use is served or is to be served by
public water and public sanitary sewers, and
{iy} Said building is located more than thirty (30) days' travel
time from any public utility potable water supply well;
and,«
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»{0« [[h]]»H«azardous wastes will not be used, generated, handled,
disposed of, discharged or stored on that portion of the property
within [[the outer '.vellfield protection zone of]] »the Northwest
Wellfield protection area, or within West Wellfield protection area,
or within« the South Miami Heights Well field Complex, or
within the average day pumpage well field protection area »or
within the basic wellfield protection area« of [[the Alexander Orr
Wellfield, Snapper Creek \Vellfield, Southv,zest Well field, Miami
Springs Lower Wellfield, Miami Springs Upper Wellfield, John E.
Preston \Vellfield, or Hialeah Wellfield.]] »any other utility
potable water supply well, except that small quantity generators of
hazardous waste shall not be prohibited within that portion of the
West Wellfield protection area which is outside the basic wellfield
protection area but within the Urban Development Boundary of the
Comprehensive Development Master Plan, or outside the basic
well field protection area of any other utility potable water supply
well when the water pollution prevention and abatement measures
and practices set forth in Sections 24-43(5)(c)(i), (ii) and (iii) have
been provided. Small quantity generators of hazardous waste shall
not be allowed within the Northwest Well field protection area.«
[[Notwithstanding the foregoing,]] [[fJ]».E«uels and lubricants
required for rockmining operations (Jake excavations, concrete
batch plants, rock crushing and aggregate plants) within the
Northwest Wellfield protection area or »within the basic
protection area of« the West Wellfield [[Interim]] protection
area; electrical transformers serving nonresidential land uses;
[[ small quantity generators of hazardous wastes as defined in this
chapter, within the outer ".."ellfield protection zone of the South
Miami Heights Wellfield Comple), or vv'ithin the a','erage day
pumpage well field protection area but not vi'ithin the basic
wellfield protection area of the Alexander Orr \Vellfield, Snapper
Creek Wellfield, Southwest Wellfield, Miami Springs Lower
\Vellfield, Miami Springs Upper Well field, John E. Preston
\Vellfield, Hialeah \Vellfield, and the South Miami Heights
Wellfield Complex;]] and, existing land uses required by the
Director or the Director's designee to correct violations of this
chapter; shall not be prohibited when the water pollution
prevention and abatement measures and practices set forth in
Sections 24-43(5)[[W]]»{0«(i), (ii), »and« (iii) [[,Ei',') and
M ]] will be provided and the Director or the Director's designee
has approved same.
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»The water pollution prevention and abatement measures
required in Section 24-43(4)(e) and Section 24-43(5)(c) above
shall be:
(i) A monitoring program for the detection of pollution caused
or which may be caused by hazardous materials,
(ii) Secondary containment for the storage of fifty-five (55)
U.S. gallons or more of hazardous materials,
(iii) Inventory control and record keeping of hazardous
materials,
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Storm water management controls to prevent the
introduction of hazardous materials into the storm
water collection and discharge system,
Protection and security of facilities utilized for the
generation, storage, usage, handling, disposal, or
discharge of hazardous materials,
The aforesaid pollution prevention and abatement measures and
practices shall be subject to the approval of the Director or
Director's designee; and,«
[[Notwithstanding the foregoing, the use, handling or storage of
factory prepackaged products intended primarily for domestic use
or consumption determined by the Director or the Director's
designee to be hazardous materials shall not be prohibited;
provided, however, that the requirements of Sections 24
4 3(5)(b)(i), (ii), (iii), and (iv) are fulfilled.]]
[[W]] »@« The owner of the property has submitted to the Director or the
Director's designee a covenant running with the land executed by
the owner of the property in favor of Miami-Dade County. »The
aforesaid covenant shall be in a form prescribed by the Director
and shall incorporate the requirements and prohibitions of Section
24-43(5)(a), (b) and (c)« [[which provides that hazardous
materials shall not be used, generated, handled, disposed of,
discharged or stored on that portion of the property located within
the Northwest 'Nellfield protection area or within the '.Vest
'.Vellfield Interim protection area or vvithin the basic wellfield
protection area of any public utility potable water supply ',veil; and
that hazardous wastes shall not be used; generated, handled,
disposed of, discharged or stored on that portion of the propel1y
within the average day pumpage '""ellfield protection area but not
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within the basic wellfield protection area of the Alexander Orr
Wellfield, Snapper Creek Wellfield, Southv~'est 'Nellfield, Miami
Springs Lower 'Nellfield, Miami Springs Upper Wellfield, John E.
Preston '.Vellfield, or Hialeah Wellfield, or 'Nithin the outer
vv'ellfield protection zone of the South Miami Heights '.Vellfield
Complex. Furthermore, the aforesaid covenant shall provide that
fuels and lubricants required for rockmining operations (lake
excavations, concrete batch plants, rock crushing and aggregate
plants) within the Northwest Wellfield protection area or '.vithin
the '.Vest Wellfield Interim protection area; electrical transformers
serving nonresidential land uses; small quantity generators of
hazardous wastes as defined in this chapter, vlithin the outer
wellfield protection zone of the South Miami Heights Wellfield
Complex or within the average day pump age wellfield protection
area but not within the basic well field protection area of the
Alexander Orr '.Vellfield, Snapper Creek Well field, Southvv'est
Wellfield, Miami Springs Lovv'er Wellfield, Miami Springs Upper
Wellfield, John E. Preston Wellfield, and Hialeah Well field and
existing land uses required by the Director or the Director's
designee to correct violations of this chapter; shall not be
prohibited when the following water pollution prevention and
abatement measures and practices will be provided:
(i) Monitoring and detection of water pollution caused by
hazardous materials, and
(ii) Secondary containment of water pollution caused by
hazardous materials, and
(iii) Inventory control and record keeping of hazardous
materials, and
(iv) Storm \-vater management of water pollution caused by
hazardous materials, and
(v) Protection and security of facilities utilized for the
generation, storage, usage, handling, disposal, or discharge
of hazardous materials.
Said "vater pollution prevention and abatement measures and
practices shall be subject to the approval of the Director or
the Director's designee.
Furthermore, the aforesaid covenant shall provide that use,
handling or storage of factory pre packaged products
intended primarily for domestic use or consumption,
determined by the Director or the Director's designee to be
hazardous materials shall not be prohibited, provided,
however, that:
(vi) The use, handling or storage of said factory prepackaged
products occurs only within a building, and
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(vii) The nonresidential land use is an office building use (or
equivalent municipal land use) or a business district use (or
equivalent municipal land use) engaged exclusively in
retail sales of factory prepackaged products intended
primarily for domestic use or consumption, and
(VIll) The nonresidential land use is served or is to be served by
public '>vater and public sanitary sewers, and
(ix) Said building is located more than thirty (30) days' travel
time from any public utility potable '>vater supply well. '
[[Said covenants shall be in a formes) prescribed by the
Director and approved by the Board of County
Commissioners.]] The covenants shall be recorded in the
public records of Miami-Dade County, Florida, by the
Department at the expense ofthe owner of the property, or
[[W]]»{sD.« lfthe Director or the Director's designee determines that the owner
of the property is applying for the original certificate of use and
occupancy or original municipal occupational license pursuant to a
valid building permit obtained prior to June 1, 1983, for property
within the basic wellfield protection area of any [[p-u-b-Its]] utility
potable water supply well, or, in the case of property within the
Northwest Wellfield protection area, obtained prior to September
30, 1983, or, in the case of the West Well field [[Interim]]
protection boundary, obtained prior to [[the effective date of this
Ordinance [Ordinance No. 89 80]]] »August 6, 1989«, or within
the outer well field protection zone of the South Miami Heights
Wellfield Complex obtained prior to[[the effective date of this
ordinance,]] »September 22, 2006,« or, in the case of property
within the average day pumpage well field protection area, but not
within the basic wellfield protection area of the Alexander Orr
Wellfield, Snapper Creek Well field or Southwest Well field,
obtained prior to February 1, 1985 or, in the case of property not
within the basic wellfield protection area but within the maximum
day pumpage wellfield protection area of the Miami Springs
Lower Wellfield, Miami Springs Upper Wellfield, John E. Preston
Wellfield or Hialeah Wellfield, obtained prior to December 12,
1986 and which permit has been valid and continuously in full
force and effect since its issuance, or
[[f€j]]»ill« lfthe Director or the Director's designee determines:
(i) That the application for a building permit,
certificate of use and occupancy [[(except for
changes in ovmership)]], municipal occupational
license [[(except for changes in ovmership)]],
platting action (final plat, waiver of plat or
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equivalent municipal platting action) or zoning
action (district boundary change, unusual use, use
variance or equivalent municipal zoning action) is
for the replacement, modification or limited
expansion of an existing facility, provided in no
case shall such replacement, modification or limited
expansion cause, permit, let, suffer or allow the use,
generation, handling, disposal, discharge or storage
of hazardous materials on the property to be
increased by more than fifty (50) percent over the
use, generation, handling, disposal, discharge or
storage of hazardous materials which existed on the
property on September 30, 1983, for properties
within the Northwest Well field protection area, or
which existed on the property on [[the effective date
of this ordinance [Ord. No. 89 80]]] »August 6,
1989«, for properties within the West Wellfield
[[Interim]] protection area, or which existed on
March 13, 1981 for properties within the basic
wellfield protection area of any »other«
[[J*:thli-e]] utility potable water supply well, and
(ii) That the proposed replacement, modification or
limited expansion of the existing facility will
substantially reduce the existing risk of pollution
from the hazardous materials to the closest
[[J*:thli-e]] utility potable water supply well. In
determining whether there will be a substantial
reduction of the· existing risk of pollution as
aforesaid, the Director or the Director's designee
shall consider the following factors and shall render
written findings [[as-te]] »of« the Director's or
the Director's designee's assessment of each:
1. Whether the proposed replacement,
modification or limited expansion of the
facility will provide adequate and increased
monitoring [[and detection of]] »for
detecting« pollution which may be or
which has been caused by the hazardous
materials on the property.
2. Whether the proposed replacement,
modification or limited expansion of the
facility will provide adequate [[and
increased]] secondary containment [[the
storage of pollution which may be or "",hich
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has been caused by]] »for« the hazardous
materials »stored« on the property
3. Whether the proposed replacement,
modification or limited expansion will
provide adequate [[and increased]] inventory
control and record keeping of hazardous
materials on the property.
4. Whether the proposed replacement,
modification or limited expansion will
provide adequate [[and increased]] storm
water management»controls to prevent the
introduction of hazardous materials into the
storm water collection and discharge
system.«[[of pollution which may be or
which has been caused by the hazardous
materials on the property]].
5. Whether the proposed replacement,
modification or limited expansion will
provide adequate [[ and increased]]
protection and security of the facilities
utilized for the generation, storage, usage,
handling, disposal, or discharge of
hazardous materials on the property.
The Director or the Director's designee shall
determine that there will be a substantial reduction
of the existing risk of pollution from the hazardous
materials to the closest public utility potable water
supply well only if the Director or the Director's
designee makes affirmative findings as to all of the
aforesaid factors, and
(iii) That the owner of the property has submitted to the
Director or the Director's designee a covenant
running with the land executed by the owner of the
property in favor of Miami-Dade County which
provides that the hazardous materials to be used,
generated, handled, disposed of, discharged or
stored on the property after the proposed
replacement, modification or limited expansion is
approved by the Director or the Director's designee,
pursuant to this section, shall not be more hazardous
than the hazardous materials used, generated,
handled, disposed of, discharged or stored on the
property at the time of the aforesaid approval and
which furthermore shall require written notice by
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the owner of the property to the Department of any
change in the kind of hazardous materials on the
property after the aforesaid approval. Said
covenants shall be in a formes) prescribed by the
Director [[and approved by the Board of County
Commissioners]]. The covenants shall be recorded
in the public records of Miami-Dade County,
Florida, by the Department at the expense of the
owner of the property.
* *
Land uses within the Northwest Wellfield protection area [[and W~st
W~llfield Interim protection area. Notwithstanding any provision of this
Code, no]] »No« County »or municipal« officer, agent, employee or
board shall approve, grant or issue any building permit, certificate of use
and occupancy, »municipal occupationallicense« [[(except for changes
in ownership)]], platting action (final plat, waiver of plat, »or equivalent
municipal platting action«) or zoning action (district boundary change,
unusual use, use variance, new use, similar use », or equivalent
municipal zoning action«) for any land use within the Northwest
Wellfield protection area[[, or within the West 'Nell field Interim
protection area]], without obtaining the prior written approval of the
Director or the Director's designee. [[Furthermore, notwithstanding any
provision of this Code, no]]»No« person shall construct, utilize,
operate, occupy or cause, allow, let, permit or suffer to be constructed,
utilized, operated or occupied any land use within the Northwest Well field
protection area [[ or within the West Wellfield Interim protection area]]
without obtaining the prior written approval of the Director or the
Director's designee.
The Director or the Director's designee shall issue his written approval
only if:
(a) [[The Director or the Director's designee determines that the
property is 'Nithin the Northv,rest Wellfield protection area or
within the ')lest Wellfield Interim protection area and the]]
»The« existing land use(s) for the property or the land use(s)
requested for the property [[is]] »does not use, generate, handle,
dispose, discharge or store hazardous materials or hazardous waste.
The exceptions provided in Section 24-43(5)(b) shall apply, and«
[[ one (1) or more of the land uses set forth in Table Eland the
land use(s) and is not a land use found exclusively in the follo\ving
Miami Dade County zoning classifications or that the zonmg
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classification requested is not one (I) or more of the following
Miami Dade County zoning classifications:
(i) EV 3 (excluding those land uses permitted by EV I, EV
1/\ orEV 2),
(ii) IV 1,
(iii) IV 2,
(iv) IV 3,
(' ') • IV C, or]]
[[ (b) The Director or the Director's designee determines that the land
use is not listed in Table E 1, the land use(s) is not set forth as a
permitted use, special exception, unusual use or conditional use in
Chapter 33 of this Code, the land use(s) is not a land use(s) found
exclusively in the zoning classifications listed in Sections 24
43(10)(a)(i), (ii), (iii), (iv), (v), above the land use(s) is comparable
to a land use(s) set forth in Table E 1, and the land use(s) will not
have an adverse environmental impact on groundv~'ater quality in
the North Wellfield protection area and within the West \Vellfield
protection area. NOhvithstanding the foregoing, the Director or the
Director's designee shall not determine that the land use is
comparable to land use(s) set forth in Table E 1 if the land use is
permitted in one (1) or more of the follo',ving Miami Dade County
zoning classifications and if the land use is not permitted in one (1)
or more Miami Dade County zoning classifications which are less
restrictive than the follo',ving EV 3; IV 1; IV 2; IU 3; and IV C.
(i) In determining whether a land use is comparable to one (1)
or more land use(s) set forth in Table E I the Director or
the Director's designee shall consider the follO\"ing factors:
1. The materials used, handled and stored, and the
products and wastes produced;
2. The activities, processes and methods ,>"hich are
employed and utilized;
3. The machinery and other facilities utilized and
maintenance requirements of said machinery and
facilities;
4. Uses commonly attendant to or associated \,."ith the
primary use.
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(ii) In determining \vhether a land use does not or \vill not have
an adverse environmental impact on the groundwater
quality the Director or the Director's designee shall
consider the follo",/ing factors:
1. The land use will not be detrimental to the public
health, welfare and safety and will not create a
nuisance and ",rill not materially increase the level
of water pollution within the Northwest Wellfield
protection area or within the 'Nest 'Nell field Interim
protection area;
2. The use, generation, handling, disposal of,
discharge or storage of hazardous materials will not
occur "'/ithin the Northwest Wellfield protection
area or ",lithin the 'Nest 'Nellfield Interim protection
areat
3 The only liquid waste (excluding stormwater) \vhich
will be generated, disposed of, discharged, or stored
within the Northwest \Vellfield protection area or
within the West 'Nellfield Interim protection area
shall be domestic sewage discharged to a public
sanitary sewer or septic tank;
4 Stormwater runoff shall be retained on the property
and disposed of through infiltration drainage
systems supplemented 'Nith seepage drainage
systems, or]]
»(b) The existing land use(s) for the property or the land use(s)
requested for the property is a land use which discharges domestic
sewage to public sanitary sewers or onsite sewage treatment and
disposal systems as permitted pursuant to Section 24-43( 4)(a); and
(c) The existing land use(s) for the property or the land use(s)
requested for the property is a land use which retains and disposes
of storm water runoff on the property in accordance with Section
24-43( 4)(c);or«
»@« The [[Director or the Director's designee, determines that: The
property is 'Nithin the Northwest Wellfield protection area or
within the 'Nest Wellfield Interim protection area; the]] owner of
the property is applying for the original certificate of use and
occupancy or original municipal occupational license pursuant to a
valid building permit obtained prior to December 12, 1986, [[.ffi-the
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case of the Northvo'est Well field protection area, or August 6, 1989,
in the case of the '.Vest ¥lellfield Interim protection area,]] which
permit has been valid and continuously in full force and effect
since its issuance; the property is served or will be served by a
public water main and public sanitary sewer no later than the date
that the original certificate of use and occupancy or original
municipal occupational license is issued; and the property is in
compliance with Sections 24-43(4), (5) and (6) of this Code and
was in compliance with Sections 24-43(4), (5) and (6) of this Code
no later than the date of issuance of the aforesaid valid building
permit.
»(e) In determining whether or not the existing land use(s) for the
property or the land use(s) requested for the property is a land use
which meet the criteria of this Section the Director or the
Director's designee shall consider the following:
(i) The materials used, handled and stored, and the products
. and wastes produced, and
(ii) The activities, processes and methods which are employed
and utilized, and
(iii) The machinery and other facilities utilized and maintenance
requirements of said machinery and facilities,and
(iv) Uses commonly attendant to or associated with the primary
use,
(v) Whether or not the land use is in a category compatible or
equivalent to the land use categories provided below which
are not expected to use, generate, handle, dispose,
discharge or store hazardous materials or hazardous waste
provided that any emergency electric power to these land
uses is by liquid petroleum gas, natural gas, only:
Agricultural use
Communication tower, transmitting station
Dry manufacturing
Distribution centers (no hazardous materials)
Educational institutions (no hazardous materials)
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Film and television production (no film developing)
Financial institutions
Food establishments
Garment manufacturing (no dyes)
Libraries and museums (no hazardous materials)
Limestone quarrying, rock crushing and aggregate plants
ancillary to section in connection with limestone quarrying
(no on-site fuel storage except that the use of fuels and
lubricants and LP and natural gas storage are permitted)
Parking facilities (no fueling, no repairs)
Professional and semiprofessional offices (no medical
laboratories or clinics)
Recreational facilities
Residential facilities (not providing health care)
Retail sales (no hazardous materials)
Storage and sale of factory pre packaged items
Storage warehouses (no hazardous materials)
Utilities: Public and private water production, treatment
and distribution facilities; and sewage collection,
distribution and transmission facilities
Worship centers«
All-owable Land Uses Within the l'1-orthwest W~lljield Protection
Area and WithiJ9 the W~st Wel(fiel£l Interim ProtectiOJ9 Area
Land Use
Abstract title
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Accounts, bookkeeping
Actuaries
Advertising office only; no printing
Agricultural use
Alcoholic beverage district, sales
Amusement, game room
Animals, birds, and tropical fish, retail only
Antique shops
Apparel sales, rentals
Apartment house
Appliance and fixture sales (no service)
Appraisers (no merchandise)
Archery range
Art gallery
Art goods and bric a brac shops
Artist studios
Auction sales (no hazardous materials)
Auditoriums
Bait and tackle shop
Bakeries, retail
Bakeries, 'tvholesale
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Barbecue restaurants, stands, pits (wood for cooking) drive in
theaters
Barbershop
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Baseball field
Bath and massage parlors
Bathing beaches
Bicycle sales (no service)
Billiard parlorlpool hall
Bindery (books, publications, etc.)
Boat piers, docks
Book store (new and used)
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Bottled gas storage (liquefied petroleum gas and natural gas only)
Bowling alleys
Box lunches Wholesale and retail \vith delivery trucks (no truck
maintenance)
Broadcasting studios (radio and TV, including transmitting station
and to'Ner, incidental electrical generation by LP or natural gas
~
Business machines sales (typev\>'riters, calculators, etc.) (no service)
Camps
Card clublpublic
Card shops
Carpet sales
Caterers
Churches
Cigar making and sales
Cigarette vending
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Clubs (private)
Coin laundries (no dry cleaning machines)
Coin shop
Cold storage ',varehouses and pre cooling plants
Colleges (no hazardous materials)
Computer service
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Concrete, cement, clay products Storage and sales (no vehicle
maintenance; no on site fuel storage)
Confectionery (and ice cream stores)
Conservatories
Convent
Convention halls
Costuming shops
Curio stores
Dance halls, schools, academies
Day camp
Day care, nursery
Department store
Dependent children (home for)
Drive shop
Docks, piers Boat
Dog obedience training, training tracks, schools
Dormitories
Drapery stores, drapery making
Dressed poultry and sea food stores
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Drive through banks and restaurants
Drug store
Dry cleaning (no cleaning on premises)
Dynamite storage
Electric substations
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Electrolysis office (removal of hair by electrolytic process)
Employment agencies
Entrance gates
Escort service
Fire station (no hazardous materials)
Fishing camps
Fish houses, market, smoking
Fish, tropical, aquariums (retail sales only)
Flea market
Florist shops
Flower importers
Food distribution (no on site vehicle maintenance)
Food sales
Foster home
Fraternities
Fruit packing, fruit stores, fruit stands
Furniture sales, rental and storage (no restoration, no
manufacturing)
Furriers (sales and storage)
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Garment manufacturing (no dyeing)
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Gas (natural gas, LP gas including distribution system and bottling
i*an-t)
Gift stores
Glass blowing
Golf course, clubhouse
Golf driving range
Grocery store
Gun shop
Haberdashery
Hall for hire
Handball court
Health spa
Homes for dependent children
Hotels, motels
Houses of\vorship
Ice cream stores
Ice manufacturing, distributing (emergency electrical generation
by LP or natural gas only)
Import export office
Insurance office
Interior decorators office, sho\vroom
Jai alai
Jewelry sales (no manufacturing)
Judo and karate instructions
Key shop
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Kindergartens, day care
Lake excavation
Laundries (all types, no dry cleaning)
Leather goods stores (retail)
Libraries (public)
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Limestone quarrying, rock crushing and aggregate plants ancillary
to section in connection with limestone quarrying (no on site fuel
storage e)wept that the use of fuels and lubricants and LP and
natural gas storage are permitted)
Liquefied petroleum (LP) gas
Liquor package stores
Livery stable
Lodges (private)
Lounges
Luggage sales
Lunches (packaging, catering)
Mail order office
Massage parlor
Meat market
Men's store
Messenger office
Milk store (drive in)
Miniature golf course
Mission
Mobile homes
Mobile homes, sales (no manufacturing or repair; and no motor
homes or recreational vehicles)
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Monastery
Modeling (agencies, schools)
Motion picture studio (no film developing)
Motion picture theatre, indoor and outdoor
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Motion pictures and equipment, sales and rental (no equipment
servicing, no film developing)
Moving and storage company (no on site vehicle maintenance)
Municipal recreation building
Museums, public
Music stores, teaching
Newsstand
Night club
Notions sales
Office building
Office, professional
Open air theaters
Optical stores
Package stores
Palmistry
Paneling (wall/retail sales)
Paper salvage
Park or playground, public or private
Parking lot, parking garage (no auto pound, no tm,>,' yard, no on site
vehicle repair)
Passenger stations (railroad, bus)
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Pawn shops (swap shops)
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Pet shops, retail sales only (in air conditioned building)
Pharmaceuticals (retail)
Photographic studio (no developing, no printing)
Pillow renovating
Plant sales (no propagation)
Plaster products
Plasterers, storage area
Police station
Pool rooms
Post office
Pottery (retail sales only/no manufacturing)
Private clubs
Produce or fruit market
Professional and semiprofessional offices (no medical laboratory
or clinic)
Public art galleries, museums
Racquet ball clubs
Radio, broadcasting station, studio, transmJttmg stationltov/er
(emergency electrical power by LP or natural gas only)
Railroad and bus passenger stations (no freight terminal, no vehicle
maintenance)
Real estate office
Recording studios
Recreational facilities
Rentals (household equipment, appliances, tools, hardware, etc.)
(no hazardous materials)
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Residential uses
Restaurants, including outdoor patios and service
Retirement villages
Rifle, pistol range
Rock and sand yards
Rock yards (crushing)
Saloons and bars
Savings and loan associations
Schools (no hazardous materials)
Seafood stores
Secondhand stores (inside only)
Shoe store (no manufacturing)
Shooting gallery
Shooting range, trap and skeet
Shopping center (no hazardous materials)
Showrooms, salesrooms (no hazardous materials)
Skating rink
Sororities
Souvenir stores
Sporting goods store
Stationery stores
Storage warehouse (no hazardous materials)
Swap shops
Sv~'imming pools
Synagogues
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Tailor shops
Tattoo parlor
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Telegraph stations (emergency electrical power by LP or natural
gas only)
Telephone answering service
Telephone exchange
Television (broadcasting studio)
Tennis courts
Textile sales
Theaters
Tile sales (no manufacturing)
Tourist attractions (no hazardous materials)
Trading post
Trailer park
Travel agency
Upholstery shop
Utilities: Public and private water production, treatment and
distribution facilities; and se\vage except that wastewater treatment
plants are not permitted (emergency electrical power by LP or
natural gas only)
Vegetable stands
\Vall paper, paneling (retail sales)
Warehouses (storage of food, fodder, apparel, and other
nonhazardous materials)
\Vatchman's quarters
\Vater tanks or towers
Water treatment plants (emergency electrical power by LP or
natural gas only)
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Section 3.
Wearing apparel stores (sales, rentals)
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Wholesale salesrooms and attendant storage rooms (no hazardous
materials)]]
* * *
If any section, subsection, sentence, clause or provision of this ordinance
1431 is held invalid, the remainder of this ordinance shall not be affected by such invalidity.
1432 Section 4. It is the intention of the Board of County Commissioners, and it is hereby
1433 ordained that the provisions of this ordinance, including any sunset provision, shall become and
1434 be made a part of the Code of Miami-Dade County, Florida. The sections of this ordinance may
1435 be renumbered or relettered to accomplish such intention, and the word "ordinance" may be
1436 changed to "section," "article," or other appropriate word.
1437 Section 5. This ordinance shall become effective ten (10) days after the date of
1438 enactment unless vetoed by the Mayor, and if vetoed, shall become effective only upon an
1439 override by this Board.
1440 Section 6. This ordinance shall stand repealed * year(s) from its effective date.
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1444 PASSED AND ADOPTED:
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1446 Approved by County Attorney as
1447 to form and legal sufficiency:
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1451 Assistant County Attorney's Names
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