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Full Name
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IPZ
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Abstract
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Intake protection zones (IPZ) are areas around a municipal drinking water intake where land use activities can potentially affect water quality. These zones can include both the surrounding surface water and land that is in close proximity to the intake. The zones are determined by a variety of factors such as the time it would take for any materials spilled in or near the water to flow to the water intake. The intake protection zone is delineated according to an established set of Technical Rules, determined by minimum distances from the intake and by scientific method. Intake protection zones were established around the following seven municipal drinking water systems: City of Belleville; Hamlet of Point Anne; Town of Deseronto; Town of Napanee (backup intake); Town of Picton; Village of Wellington; Hamlet of Ameliasburgh.
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Feature Type
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Polygon
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Location
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QCA_GIS-PROD
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Feature Dataset
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Geographic Extent
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QCA Watershed
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Maintenance Status
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As Needed
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Horizontal Datum
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North American Datum 1983
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Vertical Datum
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Spatial Projection
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NAD83/UTM Zone 18N
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Access Constraint
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Quinte Conservation Authority Open Data License v1.0
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Use Constraint
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None - in accordance with licence agreement
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Citation
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Contains Information made available under Quinte Conservation Authority's Open Data License v1.0
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Agency Originator
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Quinte Conservation Authority
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Agency Distributor
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Quinte Conservation Authority
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Online Linkage
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Methodology
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