The policy applies where storage of fuel would be a significant drinking water threat (future activity) within the following areas:

1. for Events-based Area for the Kincardine Drinking Water System (as shown on Map 5.1.K.K.1) where fuel is stored in a quantity of 3,000 L or more (EBA-3000);
2. for Event-based Area for the Meaford Drinking Water System (as shown on Map 5.2.M.M.1) where fuel is stored in a quantity of 2,000 L or more (EBA- 2000)
The establishment of new fuel storage shall be prohibited. The expansion or replacement of existing fuel storage is permitted, and shall be governed by Policy 15-05, if it can be demonstrated to the Risk Management Official�s satisfaction that the expansion or replacement will provide greater integrity. The establishment of any new fuel storage at a new location in the Meaford EBA- 2000, which is being constructed to replace any existing storage to service the marina in Meaford is not prohibited and is therefore designated for the purposes of s.58 of the Clean Water Act and governed by Policy 15-05.

Therefore, the storage of fuel is designated for the purposes of s.57 of the Clean Water Act. Monitoring policy MP-23 applies

MP-23: The Risk Management Official shall, by February 1 each year, provide to the local Source Protection Authority a summary report for the preceding calendar year that gives information on the number of violations.