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September 2007 Table of Contents

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6Breaking Ground: Trickling Down?
How long will it take before builders and owners of homes of every kind and size appreciate the importance of a high-quality onsite treatment system?
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13Expo Preview: See More of the Industry
The Kentucky Exposition Center gives the 2008 Pumper & Cleaner Expo more exhibit space than ever, in a floor plan designed for attendees’ convenience.
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14Basic Training: Effluent Distribution Revisited
Here’s a close look at the four basic stages of effluent flow in a conventional onsite treatment system operating by gravity.
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16Rules and Regs: Maryland Association Raises Its Voice
The Maryland Onsite Wastewater Professional Association (MOWPA) stalled three bills that would cut funding for septic system upgrades.
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18System Profile: Between the Lakes
An innovative onsite system serves a condominium and housing project on a popular chain of lakes in a Wisconsin resort community.
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24Machine Matters: The Lowdown on Loaders
The latest features and innovations lend more performance and productivity than ever to those versatile machines known as loader backhoes.
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28Special Feature: Summer Camp Experience
The Minnesota onsite association installs technology to bring wastewater treatment at a Girl Scout camp into the 21st century.
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30Cover Story: Affluent Effluent
Stanley Septic Service specializes in onsite systems that reflect the wastewater flow patterns and volumes of homes costing $800,000 and up.
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34Special Feature: Out to the Field
Manufacturers offer a wide range of onsite products to divert, power and regulate flow of treated effluent to soil dispersal systems.
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