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November 30, 2007 <br /> Willie Gibbs, R.S., SSTS Manager <br /> P.O. Box 66 <br /> Crystal Bay, MN 55323-0066 <br /> Dear Mr. Gibbs, <br /> I received your letter of November 19 concerning a non-compliant SSTS. I have a <br /> question about my property which is currently listed for sale. <br /> There are two houses on my property. The main house has a newer septic system. The <br /> smaller house, a guest house or caretaker's house, has a non-compliant SSTS. This house <br /> is vacant and has not been used for about four years. I was told previously that this house <br /> could not be occupied unless the septic system was replaced. I had planned to replace this <br /> system. A new system was designed and approved by the city approximately four years <br /> ago but was not installed because I decided to sell the property.New owners might want <br /> to remove this house or use it only for storage. <br /> Your letter states that a non-compliant SSTS must be brought up to code at the time of <br /> property transfer. Does this apply for a secondary house such as this that may not be used <br /> as a residence? If the new owners wish to use it as a residence, could a new septic system <br /> be installed after the property transfer similar to the provision for property transfer during <br /> winter conditions? <br /> Thank you for your assistance. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> y1a;.-L/A <br /> Vohn Merideth <br /> 3685 Watertown Road <br /> Orono, MN 55359 <br /> Ph: 952-475-9918 <br />