§ 15.2-2149. Notice to county and State Board of Health required prior toconstruction.
Any person, including municipal corporations, that proposes to establish awater supply consisting of a well, springs, or other source and the necessarypipes, conduits, mains, pumping stations, and other facilities in connectiontherewith, to serve or to be capable of serving three or more connectionsshall notify the State Board of Health and shall notify in writing thegoverning body of the county in which such water system is to be located andshall appear at a regular meeting thereof and notify such governing body inperson.
In any county having a population of more than 60,000 according to the 1960or any subsequent census or a county adjoining a city having a population of200,000 or more according to the 1960 or any subsequent census, no extensionof an existing system for the purpose of serving three or more connectionsshall be made by any person, firm or corporation, other than a municipalcorporation, until a plan of such proposed extension, with proof of capacityto serve, has been filed with, and a permit for extension has been obtainedfrom, the sanitation engineer or other county official, if any, designatedtherefor by the board of supervisors.
(Code 1950, § 15-754.1; 1954, c. 455; 1956, c. 636; 1958, c. 128; 1962, c.623, § 15.1-341; 1964, c. 191; 1974, c. 246; 1997, c. 587.)
§ 15.2-2149. Notice to county and State Board of Health required prior toconstruction.
Any person, including municipal corporations, that proposes to establish awater supply consisting of a well, springs, or other source and the necessarypipes, conduits, mains, pumping stations, and other facilities in connectiontherewith, to serve or to be capable of serving three or more connectionsshall notify the State Board of Health and shall notify in writing thegoverning body of the county in which such water system is to be located andshall appear at a regular meeting thereof and notify such governing body inperson.
In any county having a population of more than 60,000 according to the 1960or any subsequent census or a county adjoining a city having a population of200,000 or more according to the 1960 or any subsequent census, no extensionof an existing system for the purpose of serving three or more connectionsshall be made by any person, firm or corporation, other than a municipalcorporation, until a plan of such proposed extension, with proof of capacityto serve, has been filed with, and a permit for extension has been obtainedfrom, the sanitation engineer or other county official, if any, designatedtherefor by the board of supervisors.
(Code 1950, § 15-754.1; 1954, c. 455; 1956, c. 636; 1958, c. 128; 1962, c.623, § 15.1-341; 1964, c. 191; 1974, c. 246; 1997, c. 587.)
§ 15.2-2149. Notice to county and State Board of Health required prior toconstruction.
Any person, including municipal corporations, that proposes to establish awater supply consisting of a well, springs, or other source and the necessarypipes, conduits, mains, pumping stations, and other facilities in connectiontherewith, to serve or to be capable of serving three or more connectionsshall notify the State Board of Health and shall notify in writing thegoverning body of the county in which such water system is to be located andshall appear at a regular meeting thereof and notify such governing body inperson.
In any county having a population of more than 60,000 according to the 1960or any subsequent census or a county adjoining a city having a population of200,000 or more according to the 1960 or any subsequent census, no extensionof an existing system for the purpose of serving three or more connectionsshall be made by any person, firm or corporation, other than a municipalcorporation, until a plan of such proposed extension, with proof of capacityto serve, has been filed with, and a permit for extension has been obtainedfrom, the sanitation engineer or other county official, if any, designatedtherefor by the board of supervisors.
(Code 1950, § 15-754.1; 1954, c. 455; 1956, c. 636; 1958, c. 128; 1962, c.623, § 15.1-341; 1964, c. 191; 1974, c. 246; 1997, c. 587.)
