Require all future development within the Development Area, as reflected by the Long-Range Land Use Plan Map, to connect to public sewer facilities, except in those locations designated SRR, where on-site sewerage systems are also permitted. Require new development in the Development Area to fund the capital costs associated with Clarification (Planning) expanding sewer facilities, including line extensions and plant capacity expansions, as required for its project, in coordination with the Prince William County Service Authority and in conjunction with the Long-Range Land Use Plan. Evaluate the existing Design and Construction Standards Manual standards for average daily wastewater flow by land use type at least every five years. Monitor failures, as determined by the Health Department, to existing on-site sewerage systems, to determine the need for future extension of public sewer facilities within the Development Area. Such future extension, however, is not to be seen as a reason for an increase in residential densities above those specified on the Long-Range Land Use Plan Map. Prepare a standard policy and regulations to require existing and future development to install appropriate pre-treatment facilities, in accordance with the Prince William County Service Authority or Upper Occoquan Sewer Authority Pretreatment Regulations or Policies, and to connect to public sewer facilities if such development is or promotes a health hazard. – – Maintain an inventory of local systems small private sewage treatment plants, alternative – sewerage systems, and on-site sewerage system throughout the County. – Focus future publicly funded capital improvement programs for sewer facility expansion projects into the Development Area, as reflected by the Long-Range Land Use Plan Map. Prohibit the use of privately owned and privately operated treatment plants for new development projects. Utilize Figure 1: Existing and Projected Sanitary Sewer Facilities Map (Figure 1) to identify Clarification of redundant language (Planning) the general or approximate location, character, and extent of the features shown thereon. Such features shall be planned, sited, and buffered to provide compatibility with surrounding existing and planned land uses, and shall meet the appropriate policies and action strategies of the Community Design Plan and the Long-Range Land Use Plan. Continue to update local sewer ordinances and pretreatment regulations and/or policies, as appropriate. Sewer Policy 3: Prohibit the extension of public sewer into the Rural Area, except under special circumstances that maintain the land use densities delineated in the Long-Range Land Use Plan Map and uphold the policies and action strategies outlined in the Comprehensive Plan.
Require all future development within the Development Area, as reflected by the Long-Range Land Use Plan Map, to connect to public sewer facilities, except in those locations designated SRR, where on-site sewerage systems are also permitted. Require new development in the Development Area to fund the capital costs associated with expanding sewer facilities, including line extensions and plant capacity expansions, as required for its project, in coordination with the Prince William County Service Authority and in conjunction with the Long-Range Land Use Plan. Clarification (Planning) Evaluate the existing Design and Construction Standards Manual standards for average daily wastewater flow by land use type at least every five years. Monitor failures, as determined by the Health Department, to existing on-site sewerage systems, to determine the need for future extension of public sewer facilities within the Development Area. Such future extension, however, is not to be seen as a reason for an increase in residential densities above those specified on the Long-Range Land Use Plan Map. Prepare a standard policy and regulations to require existing and future development to install appropriate pre-treatment facilities, in accordance with the Prince William County Service Authority or Upper Occoquan Sewer Authority Pretreatment Regulations or Policies, and to connect to public sewer facilities if such development is – or promotes – a health hazard. Maintain an inventory of local systems – small private sewage treatment plants, alternative sewerage systems, and on-site sewerage system – throughout the County. Focus future publicly funded capital improvement programs for sewer facility expansion projects into the Development Area, as reflected by the Long-Range Land Use Plan Map. Prohibit the use of privately owned and privately operated treatment plants for new development projects. Utilize Figure 1: Existing and Projected Sanitary Sewer Facilities Map (Figure 1) to identify the general or approximate location, character, and extent of the features shown thereon. Such features shall be planned, sited, and buffered to provide compatibility with surrounding existing and planned land uses, and shall meet the appropriate policies and action strategies of the Community Design Plan and the Long-Range Land Use Plan. Clarification of redundant language (Planning) Continue to update local sewer ordinances and pretreatment regulations and/or policies, as appropriate. Sewer Policy 3: Prohibit the extension of public sewer into the Rural Area, except under special circumstances that maintain the land use densities delineated in the Long-Range Land Use Plan Map and uphold the policies and action strategies outlined in the Comprehensive Plan.
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