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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Uniform Site Investigation Report in the editor.
- Begin by completing the 'Authorization for Site Investigation' section. Ensure that the appropriate person certifies their authority to grant access for the investigation.
- Fill in the 'Project Identification' and 'Site Information' sections, including property owner details, address, and parcel number.
- In the 'Surface Characterization' section, check all applicable limiting conditions that may affect the wastewater treatment facility's functionality.
- Proceed to 'Subsurface Characterization Method' and indicate which methods were used for subsurface analysis. Attach any necessary documentation as specified.
- Complete the 'Site Investigation Map' by marking all relevant features and setbacks from existing structures or water sources.
- Finally, ensure that all attachments are included and certify your findings in the 'Investigator Certification' section before submitting.
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All septic installations must comply with the Arizona Administrative Code (AAC) R18-9-A314 for on-site wastewater treatment facilities. Homeowners must acquire a permit from the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) or county health department, perform a soil evaluation, and aptly plan the system.
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