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� # , � i, <br /> I <br /> I T Orono residents on mound type septic systems <br /> F m: Wiliie Gibbs, ISTS Manager <br /> i D : May 10,2006 <br /> R Landscaping Do's and Don'ts for Mound Systems, Quick Reminder <br /> D Qlant and maintain a full cover of grass and keep mowed to a normal height, this grass cover aids <br /> in e evaporation of large amounts of effluent(the fiquid left after the "other" stuff has been removed) <br /> I in e sumrner time and allows the mound system to help breakdown nitrogen in the effluent, <br /> I Do vivater the grass over the mound in extreme dry conditions,sparingly. <br /> I Da�void unnecessary foot traffic over the mound, maw it and stay off of i� This is especially true in the <br /> wi tier time. Even human foot traffic can cause frost to penetrate fhe mound resulting in potential <br /> fre ing problems. <br /> IDo inspect your mound system annually for winter kill, (reseed if necessary) animal damage, <br /> (b �rowing)or signs of potential failure. <br /> I Do not plant trees or shrubs on the mound system, smaller trees and shrubs may be planted at the <br /> ed �s. Remember,that sunshine is the key to a healthy mound system. <br /> D ask questions, if you have any concems or questions concerning your mound system <br /> pl �se feel free to call me, I can be reached at 952-249-4626. <br /> I1 <br /> i I <br />