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<br />(2) the construction or expansion of one single family home, or one or more accessory <br />structures on a lot legally platted before March 1, 2000, or on an unsubdivided tract of land at <br />least two acres in size, for which a legal description was contained in a deed recorded before <br />March 1, 2000, so long as the total of impervious cover on the lot or tract does not exceed the <br />applicable limitation in section 94.524; <br /> <br />(3) the installation or maintenance of utility lines, other than sewage lift stations, by a <br />governmental entity; <br /> <br />(4) agricultural actiVItIes, or mowmg, tree trimming, gardening, or other similar <br />landscape maintenance activities; <br /> <br />(5) maintenance of existing structures or improvements that does not involve additional <br />site disturbance, such as, but not limited to: <br /> <br />(A) the resurfacing of existing paved roads, parking lots, sidewalks, or other <br />develoj)ment-related impervious surfaces; and <br /> <br />(B) the building of fences, landscaping, or other similar activities in which there is little <br />or no potential for contaminating groundwater, and there is little or no change to the <br />existing topographic, geologic, or sensitive features. <br /> <br />Sec. 94.505 - 94.509. Reserved. <br /> <br />DIVISION 2. ADMINISTRATION <br /> <br />Sec. 94.510. Aquifer protection plan - required for developments in rechar2e zone and <br />transition zone Duties and authority of the planning director. <br /> <br />U!.LPlan required mior to develooment. Every development application for a development in <br />the recharge zone or the transition zone must be accompanied by an aquifer protection plan <br />demonstrating compliance with the requirements of this article. The purposes of the aquifer <br />protection plan are to determine the extent to which the requirements of this article apply to the <br />development, and to serve as the basis for applying the standards of this article to the <br />development proposed in the application. <br /> <br />(1) If an aquifer protection plan already has been approved for the development and the <br />development application is consistent with the approved plan, the applicant may submit the <br />approved aquifer protection plan in fulfillment of this section. <br /> <br />(2) A development application for which an aquifer protection plan is required will not <br />be deemed to be filed until the applicant has prepared and submitted a complete aquifer <br />protection plan in the manner described in section 94.511, and the plan has been accepted as <br />complete by the planning director. Acceptance of any development application without the <br />accompanying aquifer protection plan will be deemed to be null and void and will be grounds <br />for denial of the development application. For developments located in whole or in part in the <br /> <br />C:\TEMP\Edwards Regulations revision tinal.doc <br /> <br />10 <br />