To ensure that these activities never become significant drinking water threats, where they would be significant drinking water threats in the Wellhead Protection Areas (WHPAs), the Municipality of Central Elgin shall, in cooperation with the Kettle Creek Conservation Authority, continue and enhance their established outreach and education programs and promote best management practices to include messaging consistent with source water protection, specifically for the following activities: 

i. Landfilling (Municipal Waste);

ii. Landfilling (Hazardous Waste or Liquid Industrial Waste);

iii. Waste Disposal Site- Liquid Industrial Waste Injection into a Well;

iv. The Handling and Storage of Pesticides;

v. The Application of Pesticides to Land;

vi. The Handling and Storage of Fuel;

vii. The Handling and Storage of Commercial Fertilizer;

viii. The Handling and Storage of Dense Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids (DNAPL’s);

ix. The Application of Agriculture Source Material;

x. The Storage of Agriculture Source Material;

xi. The Application of Non-Agriculture Source Material; and

xii. The Handling and Storage of Non-Agriculture Source Material.