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To: The Current Owner of Address 2700 WHITE OAK CIR
City Ordinance requires that onsite sewage treatment systems in Orono be inspected on a
periodic basis. The onsite sewage treatment system at the above address has been inspected and
the following is known about the system. A sketch of the known components of the system is
available for most properties at the Orono City Hall.
Imminent Public Health Threat
Yes l
No �/
If yes, please contact the Onsite Systems Manager at 954-249-4626 within 10 days of receipt of
this notice. The septic system must be brought into compliance within 90 days. Failure to do so
will result in referral to the City Attorney for legal action.
System Identified as Non-Compliant
Yes
No
If yes, system must be brought into compliance by:
December 31, 2007
December 31, 2010
Other
Septic Tank(s) Pump out Needed
Yes
No
The city recommends the septic tank(s) and/or lift tank be serviced and pumped out every three
(3) years. City records indicate the tank(s) were last pumped out on g- 10--o j
The tank(s) should be cleaned through the manhole and not through the inspection pipes, this
allows for proper cleaning.
Comments:
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To: Orono residents on mound type septic systems
From: Willie Gibbs, ISTS Manager
Date: May 10,2006
Re: Landscaping Do's and Don'ts for Mound Systems, Quick Reminder
Do plant and maintain a full cover of grass and keep mowed to a normal height, this grass cover aids
in the evaporation of large amounts of effluent(the liquid left after the "other" stuff has been removed)
in the summer time and allows the mound system to help breakdown nitrogen in the effluent.
Do water the grass over the mound in extreme dry conditions, sparingly.
Do avoid unnecessary foot traffic over the mound, mow it and stay off of it. This is especially true in the
winter time. Even human foot traffic can cause frost to penetrate the mound resulting in potential
freezing problems.
Do inspect your mound system annually for winter kill, (reseed if necessary) animal damage,
(burrowing)or signs of potential failure.
Do not plant trees or shrubs on the mound system, smaller trees and shrubs may be planted at the
edges. Remember,that sunshine is the key to a healthy mound system.
Do ask questions, if you have any concerns or questions concerning your mound system
please feel free to call me, I can be reached at 952-249-4626.
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