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When deciding where the house, well and driveway are located on the property, are there site considerations for the location of the septic system?

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When deciding where the house, well and driveway are located on the property, are there site considerations for the location of the septic system?

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Yes, the following things should be considered; • The tank and disposal field can not be less than 50′ from your well. • The land where your septic tank is located should slope away from your home and the well. • The sewage disposal system can not be placed in a location which is subject to flooding, pooling of water, or surface water runoff. • The disposal field should not be less than 50′ from a natural boundary of a body of water. • The down spouts from the building roof should be routed away from the location of the disposal field. • The disposal field can not be placed in a location where cars drive, under a driveway, deck, accessory building or where livestock are grazing. • The area where the disposal field is located should be grassed as soon as possible after the septic system is installed.

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