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Septic Tanks

Requirements for New & Repair Septic Tank Applicationsopens in new window (44kb doc) Requirements for Existing Septic Tank Applicationsopens in new window (43kb doc)
OSTDS Forms
Onsite Systems, Nitrogen & Springs Protection (1.52mb pdf format)

On Site Sewage Treatment and Disposal System (Septic Tank)

On Site Sewage Treatment and Disposal Systems (OSTDS) treat wastewater from homes and businesses that are not connected to sewer systems.  

To ensure that systems are installed in a manner that will not cause pollution to the environment, Environmental Health evaluates locations for new and repaired septic tank systems. 

 The systems are inspected to determine compliance with state regulations, and their impact on the environment.  

Coordinator of this program is T. G. Harkrider.

 

 

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