19.90.090 Designated zones.
(A) When the area of the actual boundary of the Water Resource Protection Area District is in dispute by any owner actually affected by said boundary, the owner may engage the services of professional practitioners set forth in this section to prepare a report intended to determine more accurately the precise boundary of the Water Resource Protection Area District, which report shall be submitted to the planning and zoning department with detailed findings, including:
(1) A detailed topographic layout of the subdivision and/or area to be developed prepared by a registered professional land surveyor.
(2) Site-specific geological and hydrogeological analyses shall be performed by an Arizona registered professional geologist and shall be based upon thorough site investigation and testing to be determined and established through regulations approved by the public works department.
(3) Evidence derived from a pumping test(s) or a sufficient number of test borings, test pits, observation wells and groundwater elevations to clearly demonstrate that the area in question does not meet the definition of a Water Resource Protection Area District as defined in this section.
(B) Notwithstanding any other provision of this Code, if an owner initiates a precise boundary delineation pursuant to this chapter, any and all time review limitations shall be stayed pending the submission of the report contemplated by this chapter. Following submission of the report, the planning and zoning department shall have thirty (30) days to finally approve or disapprove the exploratory sketch plan submission. (Ord. No. 484, 2-6-01; Ord. No. 2009-08, §§ 1, 2, 6-2-09. 1976 Code § 15-1-70(I))