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Sonoma county septic self monitoring form 2025

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The document is a Self-Monitoring Form for a Nonstandard Septic System, detailing site inspection requirements and maintenance recommendations. It includes sections for owner information, performance well data, control/alarm box checks, and general system condition notes. The form emphasizes annual maintenance tasks and provides instructions for recording system performance in October, with a reminder to keep a copy for future reference.

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Where can I find my septic permit?

Typically, a septic system is permitted and inspected by your local permitting authority (i.e., local health or environmental department). You can contact these entities to obtain a copy of your propertys septic record drawing (the as-built design) and copies of the permit(s).

How do I find access to my septic tank?

Look for the septic tank lid using a soil probe. You can alternatively use a piece of rebar or any long, narrow object thats hard enough to break the soil without much effort. Regardless of what you use, your probe should ideally be at least 4 feet in length.

What is the Georgia code for septic tanks?

Georgia Septic Tank Definitions Additionally, Georgia Code 31-2A-11 (2022) expands on the definition to include conventional and chamber (series) septic tank systems, privies, as well as experimental and alternative sewage systems.

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Every new or replacement septic tank in California needs a permit from either your local municipality or the Central Coast Water Board. You can find out more about what office to apply through by visiting the California Water Boards Permit Information Page.

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