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The document is a survey form for Wake County residents regarding their septic systems, aimed at gathering information about household demographics, septic system usage, maintenance history, and any related issues. It includes questions on the number of residents, frequency of septic tank pumping, water usage habits, and experiences with septic system problems.

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Is laundry water bad for septic systems?

Dedicating a full day to catch up on laundry is sometimes what we end up doing at the end of a busy week. However, it poses a risk to septic systems. Doing load after load can cause too much water to be dumped into the septic tank causing issues in the proper functioning of the septic system.

What is onsite water protection in Wake County?

The Onsite Water Protection Division supports safe drinking water and safe wastewater disposal for Wake County residents with private wells and septic systems. The division enforces state and county regulations for private wells and septic systems by issuing permits, inspecting systems, and responding to complaints.

Where does the water come from in Wake County?

Falls Lake and Swift Creek are the primary sources of water for Raleigh, Garner, Knightdale, Rolesville, Wake Forest, Wendell, Zebulon. City of Raleigh Public Utilities is the lead agency providing service to these communities as well as being one of three service providers to the town of Fuquay Varina.

What is the stormwater ordinance in Wake County?

Wake County Stormwater Ordinance prohibits illicit discharges with the potential to docHubly impact surface waters. Illicit discharges are flows to a stormwater conveyance that are not associated with stormwater runoff or an allowable discharge.

Does North Carolina require a septic inspection?

Elite Home Inspections works directly with professional individuals in the septic industry, Certified by the state of NC, to inspect and report on any Private Waste Disposal System that requires a document from a lender for the system. This inspection is NOT MANDATORY.