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Existing Septic Verification Form When to use the Septic Verification 2025

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The document outlines the requirements for the Existing Septic Verification Form used by the County of San Luis Obispo's Department of Planning & Building. It specifies when the form is necessary, such as for projects involving additions to homes or new constructions on lots with septic systems. The document details the information needed for septic plot plans and provides guidelines for inspections and certifications of existing subsurface sewage disposal systems.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering the date of inspection and the APN number at the top of the form.
Fill in the property address and owner's name to ensure proper identification.
Document details about the existing septic system, including tank capacity, number of bedrooms, leach lines, and seepage pits. Be precise with measurements.
Indicate the condition of the septic tank and whether all components are intact. Use checkboxes for clarity.
Provide additional comments regarding system performance and any necessary repairs if applicable.
Complete the certification section by signing and providing your license information, ensuring all details are accurate before submission.

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What is a septic verification?

A septic inspection is a thorough examination of a propertys septic system to ensure it is functioning correctly and efficiently. Septic systems are used to treat and dispose of wastewater in properties not connected to public sewer systems.

Do I need to update my septic tank?

Before you sell your property, If your Septic Tank is discharging to surface water, you will need to make changes. This can be either replacing it with a Sewerage Treatment Plant. Or by diverting the discharge to a Drainage Field or Septic Soakaway.

How often does a septic tank need to be changed?

If your septic tank discharges directly to a watercourse, you must upgrade or replace your septic tank as soon as possiblethe deadline for doing so has already passed.

What is the new law on septic tanks in Florida?

Changes to Septic System Requirements Under the new regulations, all septic systems installed in Florida must comply with Enhanced Nutrient Reduction Requirements by the June 2030 deadline. This includes: Installation of ENR-OSTDS systems in areas prone to nutrient pollution.

How long is a septic certification good for?

Septic system certifications generally remain valid for a specific period, often ranging from one to five years, depending on local regulations. It is crucial to stay compliant with these timelines to avoid fines and ensure that your system is functioning properly.

How do you tell if your septic tank needs to be replaced?

Typically, the lifespan of a septic tank ranges from 20 to 40 years. Consider replacement if your tank is approaching or has exceeded this age range. Even if it hasnt shown any immediate issues, getting ahead of the problem is much easier than dealing with a far messier and more intensive repair down the road.

Do I have to change my septic tank?

Rule 511-3-1-. 05 Septic Tanks.

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