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II. Analysis of need <br />A. Existing Septic Systems Inventory and Analysis <br />1. Overview of the Problem <br />ssisiiss <br />seasonal zones of saturation. By definition, these systems m nonconfonmng <br />according to current state and local codes, and must be upgraded. <br />In most cases, upgrading will require replacement of a trench or bed sysmm with <br />Orono. <br />neiLborhoods of high density or close proximity to lakeshore. These areas were <br />an^zed to determine whether they have the capabUity of repairing/replacmg septic <br />systems. Current system conditions were analyzed, and cost estunates or <br />mi.”.ucipal sewer were developed. <br />1980 plan that ±ese neighborhoods were not at that time experiencmg sep^ <br />probleL but would be monitored. While the incidence of failure has not mcreas^ <br />in these neighborhoods, new definitions of "non-conforming systems and the <br />requirement to upgrade such systems has become a senous concern. <br />2. "Nonconlorming" Versus "Failing" Systems. <br />In 1989 MFC A Rules Chapter 7080 were revised to include in the definition of <br />regulation defines limiting soU charactenstics as "those soU characterisucs whic <br />preclude the installation of a standard system, including evidence of water table . <br />L.