108-18-4 Identification Of Public Water Systems And Their Drinking Water Source Protection Zones

After a public water system in the city submits its drinking water source protection plan to the state division of drinking water, pursuant to the division's drinking water source protection regulations, as amended, and the division provides written notice to the public water system of its approval of the plan, the public water system shall, at its sole cost and expense, provide the city building division, city planning division, city health department and surveyor's office with a map, and additional information required by the office, identifying the four drinking water source protection zones the public water system designates for each of its sources of groundwater for drinking water in the plan approved by the division. The city planning division shall then incorporate this information on a map of the city that it shall prepare and maintain, which identifies each public water system's sources of groundwater for drinking water and the four drinking water source protection zones for each source of groundwater. It shall be the duty of each public water system, at its sole cost and expense, to submit any updated information as necessary to the city planning division and the city health department.