My WebLink
|
Help
|
About
|
Sign Out
Home
Browse
Search
septic info
Orono
>
Property Files
>
Street Address
>
S
>
Sixth Avenue North
>
2160 Sixth Ave N - 27-118-23-31-0017/ & 24 0003
>
Septic
>
septic info
Metadata
Thumbnails
Annotations
Entry Properties
Last modified
8/22/2023 4:19:48 PM
Creation date
1/18/2019 11:40:14 AM
Metadata
Fields
Template:
x Address Old
House Number
2160
Street Name
6th
Street Type
Avenue
Street Direction
North
Address
2160 6th Avenue North
Document Type
Septic
PIN
2711823310017
Supplemental fields
ProcessedPID
Updated
There are no annotations on this page.
Document management portal powered by Laserfiche WebLink 9 © 1998-2015
Laserfiche.
All rights reserved.
/
15
PDF
Print
Pages to print
Enter page numbers and/or page ranges separated by commas. For example, 1,3,5-12.
After downloading, print the document using a PDF reader (e.g. Adobe Reader).
View images
View plain text
SEPTIC SYSTEI�I INFORi�IATIO\ SHEET <br /> �VHAT IS IN 1�IY BACKYARD AND HOW DOES IT WORK? <br /> iViost houses built in Orono after 1960 where city se�ver is not available utilize t�vo septic <br /> tanks, one or more distribution boxes and a number of drainfield trenches. In the septic tanks,hea�-y <br /> sewa�e solids will settle to the bottom and be decomposed by anaerobic (oxygen-free) bacteria <br /> action. FloatinJ solids such as grease, fat and soap scum will be retained inside the tank by bafIles <br /> at the inlet and outlet. This ensures that the effluent enterinJ the drainfield is relatively free of <br /> solids, which tend to clo? or plu�up clay soils. <br /> Numerous houses built after 197�utilize mound drainfields. These systems function on the <br /> same principles as trench drainfields except that the trench bed is installed above the orijinal�round <br /> usin� �vashed sand to provide the required separation to the seasonally hi�h watet t�61e and allo�v <br /> the system to function properly. All septic systems require a three foot separation distance to the <br /> seasonally high watertable. <br /> � TRENCH SYSTE�I <br /> +�.�. '`�'�,,,,, .. �j-i I ��-� ;• e—,. c �a + ,�„ c —C �c o .. <br /> ( t" �� � , a o .. . i • �� � z a � ., . — � <br /> � � , o � a_I <br /> ., <br /> ' � Z � i • 1�� ° =� - <br /> � 2'.�•.. . � <br /> f�.0a.C7.Lly 50�7.C5 G�Str:.}JL'C10i1 �OX <br /> G=21^ilE�CS <br /> 5�L1CcE � <br /> i•IOu�) SYS t t.i�i � <br /> ., :: .l,r�'�'_ _'.�, �_-��=:;. <br /> n ., � _:,, . ,,;•y,� ,� ��i_ � _ • <br /> � �I <br /> LL':�l�C CC:2tit7E� <br /> ' �•.r �..�V 1 l:� �..► � - <br /> HO`�' CA�' I NIAKE I�IY SEPTIC S�'STE�I LAST LO�'GER? <br /> 1. Do not use your toilet or ltiitchen sinl:as a garbage can. Undijested foods and ci�arette butts <br /> ��ill not decompose in the septic tanks. The use of garbage disposals are not recommended <br /> for this reason. <br /> 2. Do not drive on or around the drainfield area. This�vill cause compaction of the system. The <br /> septic system�vill not absorb all the water it was desi�ned to and could cause early failure. <br /> ;. Have your septic tanks pumped at least once every three years (once every•two years if you <br /> use a Qarbage disposal) This will probably cost you about $200.00. �Iinnesota State La�v <br /> now requires that all septic tanks must be pumped throu�h the manhole covers. If the <br /> contractor pumps throu�h the white inspection pipe, all he is removin� is the liquids. This <br /> method�j•ill not effectivelv remove the solids. The tanks should be opened in order to stir <br /> the contents to break up the slud�e and scum layers. The baf�les can also be cleaned, <br /> examined and repaired (if necessary) at this time. - _ <br />
The URL can be used to link to this page
Your browser does not support the video tag.