SSTS Permitting
Compliance Inspection Compliance Inspection Compliance Inspection # CI-2017-0862, Submission # Submission-2017-0867, UID # 9342
Status: System Replaced
Status: System Replaced
System Status
| System status on date: | 07/05/2017 | System Status: | Noncompliant |
System - Noncompliant
| Reason(s) for noncompliance: | Impact on Public Health (Compliance Component #1) - Imminent threat to public health and safety Soil Separation (Compliance Component #4) - Failing to protect groundwater |
Property Information
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| System discharges sewage to the ground surface: |
No | System discharges sewage to drain tile or surface waters: |
No | System causes sewage backup into dwelling or establishment: |
No |
| Verification method(s): | Other methods not listed (See Comments/Explanation) |
Comments/Explanation: | See Report |
Tank Integrity
| System consists of seepage pit, cesspool, drywell, or leaching pit: |
No |
| Sewage tank(s) leak below their designed operating depth: |
No |
| Verification method(s): | Other methods not listed (See Comments/Explanation) |
| Comments/Explanation: | See Report |
Other Compliance Conditions
| Maintenance hole covers are damaged, cracked, unsecured, or appear to be structurally unsound: |
No |
| Other issues (electrical hazards, etc.) to immediately and adversely impact public health or safety: |
No |
| Explain: | See Report |
| System is non protective of groundwater for other conditions as determined by the inspector: |
No |
| Explain: | See Report |
Date of Install
| Date of install known: | No |
Soil Separation
| Shoreland/Wellhead Protection/Food, beverage, lodging? | Yes |
| Drainfield has at least a three-foot vertical separation distance from periodically saturated soil or bedrock.: |
No |
| Drainfield meets the designed vertical separation distance from periodically saturated soil or bedrock.: |
No |
| Verification method(s): | Conducted soil observation(s) (Attach boring logs) Other (See Comments/Explanation) |
| Comments/Explanation: | See Report |
| A. Bottom of distribution media: | 0 Decimal Feet |
| B. Periodically saturated soil/bedrock: | 0 Decimal Feet |
| C. System separation: | 0 Decimal Feet |
| D. Required compliance separation: | 0 Decimal Feet |
Operating Permit and Nitrogen BMP
| Is system operating under an Operating Permit: | No |
| Is the system required to employ Nitrogen BMP: | No |
Comments and File Attachments
| Comments or recommendations: | See Report paul@dewitthomes.net |
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9063_Itasca_Trail_Ct_N.pdfCertification
| Inspector: |
Please search for and choose SELF/OTHER if what you need does not appear in the list
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| Inspector Email Address: | brian@midwestsoiltesting.com |
Terms
Certification
By submitting this form I hereby certify that all the necessary information has been gathered to determine the compliance status of this system. No determination of the future
system performance has been nor can be made due to unknown conditions during system construction, possible abuse of the system, inadequate
maintenance, or future water usage
Invoice #2330 (07/13/2017)
| Charge | Cost | Quantity | Total |
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| added 07/14/2017 4:30 PM $40 Flat Fee |
$40.00 | x 1 | $40.00 |
| Grand Total | |||
| Total | $40.00 | ||
| Payment 07/14/2017 | $40.00 | ||
| Due | $0.00 | ||
Action: Print
Approvals
| Approval | Signature | Options |
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| Applicant | Brian Humpal - 07/14/2017 4:30 PM bcb833679ded3227400a92c0525d3353 6d30ed19c472b836024d81a0d8804bd8 | |
| #1 Compliance Inspection Accepted | Alex Pepin - 08/10/2017 10:09 AM a4db580be66fa25ecf17999e58dd776d 0352e7069af7fc09f68d52d36e7853e8 |
Inspection has been approved. All signatures have been obtained.
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| Text: | Did boring at the site near both septic areas. There is reddish till that may have been confused for redox and the area is limited as far as finding similar contours and soil as the treatment areas. Based on soil observations at the site and the permit records the systems appear to have gone in as designed and meet separation. The system servicing the house needs to be repaired, but then can be used again; neither system really had any water actually in the system. I think the issue with the first trench is a nonlevel pipe or a pump issue putting out too much water too fast. - Alex Pepin 8/10/2017 |
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| Compliance Letter Type: | Who's signature should be on the letter? | Permit number to reference in "No Replace" letter: | |||
| Was the letter sent? | Compliant/Non-Compliant: |
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