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Instructions and Transfer Application for Conventional and Aerobic 2025

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The document outlines the procedures for transferring a license for an On-Site Sewage Facility (OSSF), which is used to treat wastewater on properties without access to public sewers. It details the standard application process, including submission of a transfer application and fee, as well as additional steps required for aerobic systems. The document emphasizes the legal responsibilities of the owner/operator and provides contact information for further assistance.

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How do you add aerobic bacteria to a septic tank?

You can replenish good bacteria in your septic tank by adding three rotten tomatoes or 1/4 ounce of yeast every three months. Put three overripe tomatoes in the garbage disposal while running the faucet. Or pour 1/4 ounce of yeast in the toilet and flush it down.

Can you convert conventional septic to aerobic?

If you have a conventional anaerobic septic system, you can convert it to an aerobic septic system using an Aero-Stream Remediation system.

What are the problems with drip irrigation septic systems?

Small tubing often becomes clogged from hard water and although new designs include filters and self-flushing emitters, they are costly. The tubing/system is unsightly.

What are the cons of an aerobic septic system?

Aerobic systems are overall more expensive to maintain because they require mechanical parts as well as electricity. Aerobic systems typically offer alarm systems that will alert you to any issues with the septic system. This can be helpful because it decreases the likelihood of missing an issue.

What is the difference between aerobic and drip septic systems?

Aerobic units treat wastewater for homes and small businesses using the same process, only scaled down, as our municipal wastewater treatment systems use. A drip system distributes water to the lawn though a system of tubing installed below the grounds surface.

What is the difference between aerobic septic and drip septic?

A drip system is a particular type of aerobic system which functions primarily underground. These systems are highly effective and work by moving the wastewater slowly through drips. These drips move the wastewater consistently through the system and redistribute it into the grass.

Why would you need a drip septic system?

The reason for the use of a drip septic system is so that the waste water is not released into the soil without being treated.

Which is better, a conventional or aerobic septic system?

Conventional septic systems are generally less expensive than aerobic systems, though this is not always the case. Conventional systems involve much less maintenance than aerobic systems. Both conventional septic systems and aerobic systems are environmentally friendly when designed, used, and maintained properly.

Can I add an aerator to my septic tank?

The SepAerator Septic Tank Aerator from Septic Solutions can be added to any existing septic tank to rejuvenate failing secondary treatment systems such as drainfields, mound systems, and sand filters.

What type of septic system is best?

An aerobic system from top manufacturers is superior in comparison to other residential septic systems due to greater component reliability and higher quality water treatment. There are many integral elements that come with having an aerobic septic system installed.

Instructions and Transfer Application for Conventional and Aerobic 2025

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