Examples of State OWTS Policy in a sentence
The State OWTS Policy requires OWTS utilizing supplemental treatment to have periodic monitoring and inspections and these will be identified as Operating Permit conditions.
The intent of SCEHD would be to allow the continued use or uses on the parcel while bringing the OWTS serving the parcel into compliance with the State OWTS Policy to the greatest extent practicable.
At such time as an impaired water body is listed, SCEHD will follow the applicable specific requirements of the State OWTS Policy.
The SCEHD Director may allow the use of other systems not otherwise prohibited by the State OWTS Policy.
Through the State OWTS Policy, the CVRWQCB has imposed conditions and restrictions on the County’s permit program.
After completing a site evaluation, a treatment option and/or dispersal system is chosen by the qualified professional that will meet or exceed the goals of the State OWTS Policy.
The minimum two-foot vertical separation between the bottom of the trench and groundwater, required by the State OWTS Policy, cannot be waived through the County’s LAMP.
Without an approved LAMP the County could only issue septic system permits for those few sites meeting the restrictive soil requirements of State OWTS Policy Tier 1.
Those systems may be on small lots, may not meet the new groundwater separation requirements of the State OWTS Policy, or may not meet some or all required setbacks.
The State OWTS Policy requires a minimum of five feet and up to twenty feet of separation maintained between the bottom of a dispersal system point and the highest anticipated groundwater level for conventional OWTS, and at least two feet of separation be maintained for alternative dispersal systems, including some with supplemental treatment.