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For a dwelling with 4 or fewer bedrooms, the tank capacity must be at least 1,000 gallons. Septic tank capacity must be at least 1,500 gallons for dwellings with more than 4 bedrooms.
Note: A septic system must be installed and constructed by the owner or a DEQ-licensed installer using DEQ-approved materials and equipment that meet minimum standards. All equipment must be installed and operated ing to the manufacturers specifications.
All buyers should be advised to contract and pay for their own inspection. Inspection of property is beyond the scope of expertise of a real estate licensee, but real estate licensees can provide sellers with a list of local inspectors.
After the septic permit is approved, the system must be installed by a licensed Septic System Installer (PDF). Exception: With an additional fee a homeowner may their own conventional gravity system if they are the owner and resident of the property, and one such system per calendar year.
Septic system evaluations are voluntary. However, if you do have an evaluation, you must use the approved form.

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Under normal home sale agreements, buyers are responsible for the cost of a septic inspection, while the current owner is responsible for the septic pumping/clean out.