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1999-012223 - demo
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145
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Brown
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South
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145 Brown Rd S
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Permits/Inspections
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0311723210007
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SEPTIC SYSTEII I�i'FORIL�TIO\ SHEET <br /> `VHAT IS I�1 IvIY BACKYARD AI�tD HOW DOES IT �VORK� <br /> `lost house� built in Orono after 1960 where city ser.ver is not available utilize two septic <br /> tanks, one or more distribution boxes and a number of drainfield trenches. In the septic tanks, hea�y <br /> se�va�e solids will settle to the bottom and be decomposed by anaerobic (oxygen-free) bacteria <br /> action. Floatin� solids such as grease, fat and soap scum will be retained inside the tank by bafrles <br /> at the inlet and outlet. This ensures that the effluent enterin� the drainfield is relatively fre� of <br /> solids, �vhich tend to clo� or plu� up clay soils. <br /> I�rumerous 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 ori�inal�round <br /> usin� washed sand to provide the required separation to the seasonally hi�h water table and allo�v <br /> the system to function properly. All septic systems require a th.ree foot separation distance to the <br /> seasonally high watertable. <br /> II �L—� _ TRENCH SYSTEM — <br /> � •,��h� � G T� - C —� c �� � �-'_ c —C c o ,) <br /> I �� t ` ' v . ' : � v ^ <br /> �• i � � � � � � � o � �=� <br /> '1 1 .1�O�` , I �� •O J <br /> /���L� r.,. � � — <br /> =1CcC�:1� 50�'CS C�5`�i�.}JL'�.10^ �OX • <br /> c>ai�=ie1cs <br /> sluc.�e � <br /> i•iOU�� S�'�S 1�M `� <br /> r�-,,.--_.� .�" � — _�•'-., <br /> ^ �i h T ~ _. •r %''�•/ i -�- �' ---- • <br /> � �I <br /> _ � � LL-:�ii g c:ar,lber <br /> . '•.� ,,,�v � i;� y..J. I �/ <br /> � ��C <br /> HO�V CAN I l�L��:E NIY SEPTIC S�'STEi�I LAST LO�'GER? <br /> 1. Do not use your toilet or kitchen sinic as a�arbage can. Undijested foods and ci�arette butts <br /> w�ill not decompose in the septic tanks. The use of garba�e disposals are not reconunended <br /> for this reason. <br /> 2. Do not drive on or around the drainfield area. This will cause compaction of the system. The <br /> septic system ���ill not absorb all the water it �vas desi�ned to and could cause early failure. <br /> 3. Have}•our septic tanl:s pumped at least once every three years (once every two years if you <br /> use a garba�e disposal� This �vill probably cost you about 5200.00. vlinnesota State La�v <br /> now requires that all septic tanks must be pumped through the manhole covers. If the <br /> contractor pumps through the �vhite inspection pipe, all he is removin� is the liquids. This <br /> method �s•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 baffles can also be cleaned, <br /> examined and repaired (if necessary) at this time. - <br />
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