To ensure that any drinking water threat in the vicinity of a transport pathway ceases to be or will not become a significant drinking water threat; or that a transport pathway ceases to endanger the raw water supply of a drinking water system, municipalities shall give due consideration to including in their official plan a provision regarding the servicing of new lots in a WHPA-A or WHPA-B vulnerable area (future activity).

The provision would:

apply to WHPA-A and WHPA-B where the vulnerability score is 10; and apply to new lots created either through severance or subdivision; and
stipulate that new lots are only permitted where the property will be connected to a municipal water system

Monitoring policies MP-13 and MP-22 apply.

MP-13: Municipalities shall, by February 15 each year, provide to the local Source Protection Authority a summary report for the preceding calendar year that: a) gives information on the number of occasions where applications were denied as a result of these policies; and b) provides details on the number and type of approvals given.

MP-22: The Planning Approval Authority should, within 30 days following the expiration of the appeal period after the passing of the zoning by-law or official plan, provide a copy of the zoning by-law or zoning by-law amendment, or official plan or official plan amendment to the Source Protection Authority.