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61-55. Septic tank site evaluation fees

South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
Abstract
A major factor influencing the health of individuals where public sewer is not available is the proper treatment and disposal of human excreta and other domestic wastes. To this end and to protect the environment from contamination by untreated sewage, the Department of Health and Environmental Control has established and maintained a conscientious program of designing individual sewage treatment and disposal systems, evaluating sites for suitability for individual sewage treatment and disposal systems and approving the installations of such systems. This direct service program is conducted primarily by public health professionals working in county health departments. Funding for the program comes from state appropriations and the fees authorized by this regulation.
Issue Date
7/2/2007
Keywords
Septic tanks--South Carolina, Septic tanks--Law and legislation--South Carolina
Type
Text
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