Expiration of Water Supply Verification

A. Written verification of a long-term, reliable supply of water shall expire, and be deemed null and void, unless extended by the director for good cause, if: 1. For groundwater source, the director has not received a well completion report from the commission within two years from the date of verification; provided that, the director may, for good cause, authorize up to two time extensions of up to six months each; and further provided that, any request for an extension of time shall be received by the director at least thirty days before the associated expiration date; 2. For surface water source, the director has not received a written approval for use from the department of health within two years from the date of verification; provided that, the director may, for good cause, authorize up to two time extensions of up to six months each; and provided further that, any request for an extension of time shall be received by the director at least thirty days before the associated expiration date; or 3. For County water meter reservation, if the water meters covered under the reservation have not been installed in accordance with the terms, conditions, provisions, and time limitations of the meter reservation policies of the department. B. If written verification of a long-term, reliable supply of water expires, a new, updated verification pursuant to section 14.12.040 must be issued before construction can resume. (Ord. No. 3934, § 2, 2012; Ord. 3502 § 2 (part), 2007)