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• Distances from adjacent waterbodies, wells, and property boundaries, as well as the size of the single-family parcel, affect if and where a septic tank and drainfield may be allowed. In most circumstances, parcels not near utility services are allowed to be developed with septic tanks; however, the overall size of the residence may be limited by environmental health regulations if the residence is to be built on a parcel less than one-half (1/2) acre in size. • Elevation and fill requirements for septic tanks and drainfields are determined by the health department, and may exceed the finished floor elevation requirements of the flood protection regulations. • No septic tank or drainfield shall be located in an easement or within five (5) feet of a perimeter property boundary. • For additional regulations, visit the Indian River County Health Department. Also, see sections: 912.09, 918.

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