03-13-2016, 03:22 AM
Excellent point - it's not logical to have $10k septic tank that is only needed for a few flushes per day. bath and dish water don't need septic processing - could almost be filtered back to catchment. (give me a green star.)
We know the names of lawmakers that opposed it - that now might seek such an exception - they signed the letter in this article:
http://www.civilbeat.com/2016/02/lawmake...spool-ban/
A key point in legislators' letter is that in catchment areas without wells there is no immediate "groundwater" being impacted.
We know the names of lawmakers that opposed it - that now might seek such an exception - they signed the letter in this article:
http://www.civilbeat.com/2016/02/lawmake...spool-ban/
A key point in legislators' letter is that in catchment areas without wells there is no immediate "groundwater" being impacted.
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Originally posted by terracore
"They should approve both composting and greywater systems." As I understand the permitting process, having a composting toilet and greywater system still required the installation of a cesspool (now septic system).