What is the difference between a Findings Report and a Field Clearance?
A Field Clearance requires an inspection by the PRMD District Specialist. A Findings Report may be prepared by a qualified consultant (i.e. Registered Civil Engineer or Registered Environmental Health Specialist) from the private sector. Field Clearances and Findings Reports both require the following: • 2 sets of an accurate site map and floor plans; • a layout diagram of the existing system; • evaluation of system performance (may include uncovering distribution boxes to insure that the system is functioning adequately); • age of system and expected life expectancy; • sizing of system; • replacement area availability; • inspection of all tanks and recent pumpers report (within last 5 years); • classification of system (code compliant, Class I or Class III). A Field Clearance requires the submittal of an application for inspection and the payment of applicable fees. A Field Clearance is required in all cases in which there are no records of the septic system or if the septic system is
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