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(g) Legal transfer of property. Upon legal transfer of property, the nc"v owner is requircd to comply with all terms of the approved development plat. If the ncw owner intends to commence any development regulated activity on the site that is not covered by the approved development plat, a nev,' development plat application that specifically addresses the ne\v activity must be submittcd to the planning director for rcview and approval prior to commencement of the activity. (h) Modification of previously approved plats. The holder of any approved development plat must notify the planning director in writing and obtain approval from the director prior to commencing any of the following: (1) Any physical or operational modification of any '.vater pollution abatement structure, including but not limited to ponds, dams, berms, se'Nage treatment plants, and diversionary structures. (2) .^~ny change in the nature or character of the develoj)ment regulated activity from that covered by the approved development plat, or a change which would significantly impact the ability of the approved plat to prevent pollution of the aquifer. (3) .\ny development of land previously identified as undeveloped in the approved development plat. Sec. 94.515. Post-approval procedures Appeal and yariances. (a) Excavations in recharge zone or transition zone. (1) When a development in the recharge zone or tranSItion zone includes any excavation, the person performing the development must either engage a qualified geologist to inspect the excavation, or notify the planning director to arrange for inspection of the excavation by city personnel. The inspection will be for the purpose of determining whether the excavation has uncovered any geologic or manmade feature that presents a possible avenue for recharge to the aquifer. The inspection will be made either upon completion of the excavation, if it is in a single, defined area, or in segments, if the excavation is linear, or is in multiple locations, or is accomplished over an extended period of time. The excavation may be temporarily backfilled before inspection, but inspection must occur with the full excavation uncovered before permanent backfilling is performed. If an inspection reveals that one or more such features has been uncovered, the person performing the development must: (A) immediately notify the planning director; (B) utilize temporary BMPs to prevent pollution from entering the aquifer through the features; and (C) not perform any further work in the excavation until an application for an amendment to the approved aquifer protection j)lan, for a development in the recharge zone, or an application for approval of a short form aquifer protection plan, for a C:\TEMP\Edwards Regulations revision final.doc 30