Will AB 885, the upcoming California septic system law change the way septic systems are regulated? If so, why adopt a county code now?
Yes. The code that is being proposed is intended to update the current, archaic septic system ordinance which does not allow advanced types of sewage disposal systems without approval of a variance through the Board of Supervisors. The proposed statewide standards are in draft form and the timetable for adoption is not yet set. The Alameda County ordinance and regulations have been structured in such a manner that we believe they can be modified relatively easily to reflect whatever standards are finally adopted by the State. Back To FAQ List What is meant by “Cumulative Impact”? Cumulative impact is a concept found in the California Environmental Quality Act or CEQA. Essentially, it is a standard that requires the review of projects for substantial likelihood of violating any of the water quality objectives of the applicable Water Quality Control Board Basin Plan. Back To FAQ List What should I look for regarding the septic system, when buying a house? We recommend that you get a writ
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