New residential structures and manufactured housing units. Basements and frost walls are permitted, provided the clay restrictive layer is not disturbed. This must be verified by the code enforcement officer.

Additions to existing dwelling. Basements and frost walls are permitted, provided the clay restrictive layer is not disturbed. This must be verified by the code enforcement officer.

Accessory buildings. Basements and frost walls are permitted, provided the clay restrictive layer is not disturbed. This must be verified by the code enforcement officer.

Public and private parks. Public and private parks are permitted, with no structural development with the exception of picnic shelters no larger than 10 feet by 10 feet.

Commercial timber harvesting. As a minimum, the applicant shall provide the Planning Board with a harvesting plan prepared by a professional forester, and an erosion and sedimentation control plan approved by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service. Use of a skidder is subject to the approval of the code enforcement officer.

Public utilities. Public utilities, including but not limited to sewage collection and water treatment facilities, are permitted.

Road construction. As a minimum the applicant shall provide the Planning Board with a plan approved by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service or by a registered professional engineer licensed by the state. For purposes of this subsection, a driveway which does not require excavation of more than 12 inches of the ground is not considered a road.

Telecommunications facilities, if such use is permitted in the underlying zoning district which is subject to the provisions of the Aquifer zone overlay district.

Stealth telecommunications facilities.

Replacement septic systems/replacement septic system variances are permitted.

Any lawfully existing residence or manufactured housing unit may be repaired, replaced, maintained or rebuilt.

Use of a skidder may be approved when its use will not cause any significant disturbance of the surface of the ground.

Commercial agriculture is permitted. As a minimum, the applicant shall provide a plan approved by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service or by a registered professional engineer licensed by the state.

Land clearing of more than two acres is permitted. As a minimum, the applicant shall provide the Planning Board with a plan approved by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service or by a registered professional engineer licensed by the state.

Home occupations are permitted provided they do not create any significant risk of causing an adverse impact upon the quantity and/or quality of the waters of the aquifer or the City water supply.

New utilities are permitted as follows:

Replacement utilities, as follows:

Residential dwelling units. Basements and frost walls are permitted.

Accessory buildings. Accessory buildings equal to or greater than 500 square feet in area are permitted. Basements and frost walls are permitted.

Governmental structures.

Public utilities. Public utilities, including but not limited to sewage collection and water treatment facilities, are permitted. Placement of utility poles in the Watershed Zone shall not require a permit.

Public and private parks.

Road construction. As a minimum, the applicant shall provide the Planning Board with a plan approved by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service or by a registered professional engineer licensed by the state. For the purposes of this subsection, a driveway which does not require excavation of more than 12 inches of the ground is not considered a road.

Telecommunications facilities, if such use is permitted in the underlying zoning district which is subject to the provisions of the Watershed zone overlay district.

Stealth telecommunications facilities.

Replacement septic system/replacement septic system variance.

Accessory buildings. Accessory buildings less than 500 square feet are permitted. Basements and frost walls are permitted.

Commercial agriculture. As a minimum, the applicant shall provide a plan approved by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service or by a registered professional engineer licensed by the state.

Land clearing of more than two acres. As a minimum, the applicant shall provide the code enforcement officer with a plan approved by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service or by a registered professional engineer licensed by the state.

Commercial timber harvesting. As a minimum, the applicant shall provide the code enforcement officer with a harvesting plan prepared by a professional forester and an erosion and sedimentation control plan approved by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service or by a registered professional engineer licensed by the state. Use of a skidder is subject to the approval of the code enforcement officer.

Home occupations. Home occupations are permitted provided they do not create any significant risk of causing an adverse impact upon the quantity and/or the quality of the waters of the aquifer and/or the watershed of the City water supply.

No land use shall be permitted which would create a significant risk of causing an adverse impact upon the quality and/or quantity of the waters of the aquifers and/or the watershed of the City water supply.

Hazardous material shall not be used, stored or produced in the Aquifer-Watershed Overlay District unless in compliance with all state, federal and local regulations and laws relating thereto, including but not limited to 38 M.R.S.A. §§ 1319, 1317 and 1362, and unless approved by the Planning Board. The applicant shall provide the Planning Board clear and convincing evidence that the presence of such materials within the Aquifer-Watershed Overlay District will pose no foreseeable likelihood of entry onto the watershed or into the water supply aquifer.

No material shall be used, stored or produced in the Aquifer-Watershed Overlay District, whether classified as hazardous material or not, if such material could create a significant risk of causing any impact upon the quantity and/or quality of the waters of the Aquifer-Watershed Overlay District, unless approved by the Planning Board. The applicant shall provide the Planning Board clear and convincing evidence that the presence of such materials within the Aquifer-Watershed Overlay District will pose no foreseeable likelihood of entry onto the watershed or into the water supply aquifer.

No new septic system variance shall be granted in the Aquifer-Watershed Overlay District.

The separation distance between a new well and septic systems shall be at least 100 feet in the Aquifer-Watershed Overlay District.

Gasoline/diesel fuel may be used or stored in the Aquifer-Watershed Overlay District provided that such storage is in approved storage containers of six or less gallons or in a tank which is an integral part of a piece of equipment which operates on gasoline/diesel fuel. Storage of gasoline/diesel fuel in an approved storage container securely fastened in back of a truck is permitted.

The provisions of this division shall also apply to the City and the Belfast Water District.