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(7) Where a building permit is to expire, no more than one(1)six-month extension may be granted by the Building Inspector before an applicant shall be required to file for a new permit following the rules and procedures of this Article and other applicable laws and regulations. §174-27. Water quality report. A. As a part of any application for approval of a definitive subdivision plan [excluding plans which would divide any parcel shown on the 1985 tvlashpee Assessors' Maps into five (5) or fewer lots or where proposed density of residential development would be less than one (1) unit per two (2) acres] or of a special permit requiring approval by the Planning Board, the applicant shall submit ten (10) copies of a water quality report regarding the proposed development. Said report shall be completed by a qualified firm, experienced in groundwater and surface water quality evaluation and in determining the impacts of land uses on receiving waters. One(1) copy of the report shall be transmitted for review and comment to the Board of Health. B. The water quality report shall contain,at a minimum,the following information: (1) Whether or not the development lies within a Groundwater Protection District(see Art. XIII),within a previously defined Zone II recharge area of an existing or proposed public water supply well, within three hundred (300) feet of the Santuit, Mashpee, Quashnet or Childs Rivers, Quaker Run south of Route 28, Red Brook or any pond, bay or other surface water body or any adjacent wetlands as defined by MGL C. 131, §40, or within the groundwater recharge zone of any great pond or bay or other surface water body over one(1) acre. (With regard to the groundwater recharge zones of Santuit Pond, Mashpee-Wakeby Pond, Johns Pond and Moody Pond, Jehu Pond, Ockway Bay and Hamblin Pond/Red Brook, reference shall be made to maps produced by K-V Associates of Falmouth, Massachusetts,which are on file in the office of the Town Planner. For other great ponds or bays and surface water bodies over one (1) acre, a map of the groundwater recharge zone shall be produced as part of the water quality report if it appears that the development may lie within the recharge zone of said water body.)[Amended 5-7-1990 STM,Art.8,approved 11-19-19901 j (2) Whether or not the development will produce any hazardous or toxic materials [as defined in 314 CMR Section 3.02(21), (22) and (48) or if such materials will be stored (upon completion of the development) on the site. If so, the report shall specify how such materials will have any impact on public health or safety. I (3) Whether or not the development will cause any runoff of roadway drainage or runoff of sediment due to erosion into any surface water body, watercourse or wetland and if it will adversely affect any fishery,shellfish bed or other wildlife or aquatic vegetative resources. (4) A determination of the levels, in total pounds and in pounds per acre, of nitrogen and phosphorus which could be generated by the development. In making such determination,the following standards shall be used unless the applicant demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Board that other standards are applicable: i (a) Loading per person: five (5) pounds nitrogen per person per year; twenty-five-hundredths (0.25) pounds phosphorus per person per year. Persons per dwelling unit equals three(3). (b) For commercial and industrial developments, nitrogen and phosphorus calculations shall be derived from expected wastewater generation as specified by Title V of MGL C. 21 A, §13. (c) Loading from lawn fertilizer: three (3) pounds nitrogen per one thousand (1,000) square feet per year [with a minimum of fifteen (15) pounds per lot in a single-family subdivision]; seventeen- hundredths (0.17) pound phosphorous per one thousand (1,000) square feet per year [with a minimum of eighty-five hundredths(0.85)pound per lot in a single-family subdivision). TRUE COPY, 29 CLERK 0F h1,, '-HP-77,7k,111�A ---