SSTS Permitting

SSTS Maintenance Report SSTS Maintenance Report Report # Pump Report - 2017 - 005223, UID # 8993
Status: Report Submitted

Maintainer Information

Maintainer's Contact Information:

Name:

Neil Clymer

MPCA License #:

1673

Business Name:

Pinky's Environmental and Sewer Service

Phone:

Mobile:

(651

) 439

- 4847

(651

) 248

- 2003

Fax:

(651

) 769

- 0584

Email:

pinkyssewerservice@yahoo.com

Address:

PO Box 354

Afton	MN	55001

Code to use for this report:

d6730f5443

Date of Maintenance:

04/19/2017

Reason for Maintenance:

Routine

System Location & Maintenance Performed

Property Maintenance Performed :

Compliance Status		Property Record		Property Address								Property Owner	Property Attributes
Compliance Expiration	Compliance Status	Parent GeoCode	PIN	Site Address	Building Number	Street Name	Type	Dir	City	Municipality	zip	Owner	Lot	Block	Plat	Year Built	Property Hold
			0802920410017	4477 NORTHBROOK BLVD N, TOWN OF BAYTOWN	4477	NORTHBROOK	BLVD	N	STILLWATER	TOWN OF BAYTOWN	55082	TRS KENT S & WENDY J GRANDLEINARD	1	1	BAYTOWN HIDDEN PRAIRIE	1985

Maintenance Performed:

Tank(s) Pumped

Access to Tanks

Did you use the maintenance hole to remove septage:

Attach Copy of Report

Describe the method used to remove the septage:	pumped through pipe GM57FG45
Attach maintenance Report:	File 1: 4477northbrook.pdf

Maintenance Covers

Were all covers securely replaced?

Yes

Tank Details

Tank#1:

Evidence of Leaks or Damaged Covers

Septic/Holding Tank #1 - Leaking Out:	No
- Leaking In:	No
- Cover Damage:	No

Septage Removed

Tank #1:

1250 Gallons

Approvals

Approval	Signature	Options
Applicant		Status must be

Internal Notes

Text:

04-07-2020: At 10:44a.m. I called Kent to discuss septic system pumping. Kent explained he has always had his septic tank pumped through the inspection pipe. I told Kent per Washington County Ordinance Section 22.5(2) proper removal of sludge, scum, and liquids needs to be done through the maintenance hole. Kent stated that is buried in the front yard and he has never had it done and won't dig up his yard. I told Kent this is not the proper way, but is his choice to pay for a maintenance event that doesn't fully remove all material. Kent stated his system is perfect, I stated that a 35 year old system isn't perfect and pumping through the inspection pipe is not a good way to check whether tank is still in good condition. Kent requested an exception to allow pumping through inspection pipe. I told Kent I was not going to issue an exception that would allow non-compliant actions with the ordinance. Call ended at 10:51a.m. PMO

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