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M1 MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY 520 Lafayette Road North St. Paul, MN 55155-4194 Sewage tank maintenance reporting form Subsurface Sewage Treatment Systems (SSTS) Program Purpose: Management and maintenance of Subsurface Sewage Treatment Systems (SSTS) are important to ensure resource protection and long-term and cost-effective sewage treatment. Completion of this form complies with the sewage tank maintenance requirements under Minn. R. 7080.2450 and 7082.0600. This form may be used to certify the compliance status of the sewage tank components of the SSTS. This form is not a complete SSTS inspection report and may only certify sewage tank compliance status when entirely completed and signed on page 3 by a qualified professional. Instructions: A copy of this information must be submitted to the system owner within 30 days of the maintenance date and be maintained by the licensed SSTS maintainer business for a period of five (5) years from the maintenance date. Maintenance reporting to the local unit of government may be required by local ordinance. Check with your local SSTS program for maintenance reporting protocol. Secure maintenance hole covers All maintenance hole covers must be returned to service in a sound and durable condition and be capable of withstanding the anticipated load. Covers must be re-secured in accordance with Minn. R. 7080.2450, subp. 3, Items C or D: a) Covers installed under local ordinances adopted after February 4, 2008 must be locked, bolted or screwed or must be 95 pounds in weight. They must be made of material suitable for outdoor use, resistant to ultraviolet degradation and leaks, and not susceptible to being slid or flipped. They must have a label warning of hazardous conditions inside the tank. All screw openings must be refastened. b) Covers installed under local ordinances adopted before February 4, 2008 must either be buried with at least 12 inches of soil cover or be secured according to the local ordinance in effect before February 4, 2008. c) Covers must meet item 'a' above when raised to the ground surface or less than 12 inches from the ground surface. Reporting information Date of maintenance (mrnicid/yyyy): C3/62/ZZO Property address: City: Orono 2700 White Oak Circle Property owner's name: Robert Knuth Property-owner's address if different: City: Phone number: 316-648-9328 Reason for maintenance: Compliance Inspection Parcel ID: 0411723420021 State: MN Zip code: 55356 State: Email address: I. Did you measure the accumulation of scum and sludge? El Yes Zip code: Z No (tank(s) pumped without measuring) Tank (check if present) Scum Sludge Operating depth Percent full MI Septic/holding tank #1 1:3 Septic/holding tank #2 II Pretreatment tank • Pump tank 2. Access used to remove septage: 31 Maintenance hole ID Other (Unless a holding tank, go to #4 below) 3. If the maintenance hole was used, were all covers secured in place? 0 Yes Z No If no, please explain below: Septic tank covers have over 12 inches of soil over them. Manhole cover was a plastic cover that was used to replace the concrete manhole. Cannot support the weight of the soil over it. Ground water can seep through lids as they are just used as covering.. 4. If the owner refuses to allow a Subsurface Sewage Treatment System (SSTS) to be pumped through the maintenance hole, have them complete and sign the following statement. , refuse to allow the removal of the solids and liquids through the maintenance (Print owner's name) hole. I understand that removal of solids and liquids through other access points is not considered a compliant method of solids removal and does not fulfill the solids removal requirements of Minn. R. 7080.2450 and 7082.0600. Owner's signature: Date (mm/del/yyyy): www.pca.state.mn.us • 651-296-6300 • 800-657-3864 • Use your preferred relay service • Available in alternative formats wq-wwists4-38 • 10/12/18 Page 1 of 3