May 2009 Table of Contents

Features

• 6Breaking Ground: The Power of X
  There’s a great deal to be said for thinking ahead to take control of your calendar, so that work doesn’t take control of your life
• 8Basic Training: Dealing with Fill Soils
  The keys to installing systems on filled sites are to control effluent distribution and to build in significant additional soil-treatment capacity
• 10Rules and Regs: Connecticut Looks at Changes to Septic System Rules
  The 2009 Connecticut Public Health Code proposes changes to septic tank and leaching system regulations.
• 12Machine Matters: Jobsite Pressures
  Proper tire inflation is an important contributor to tire life and your machine’s fuel economy and performance
• 18Cover Story: At Home in Field or Office
  Kellogg Contracting grows by discovering and seizing promising niches and by taking professionalism to a level uncommon in the onsite world
• 22System Profile: Against All Obstacles
  An Iowa contractor battles stones, drainage courses, pet cemeteries and more in building onsite systems to serve a small rural community
• 36Overheard Online: To Dig or Not to Dig?
  Installation and service professionals debate the question of whether to excavate for access to customers’ septic tanks

Columns

• 42Industry News: Industry News
  SJE-Rhombus Employees Receive Certification; Aqua-Aerobic Wastewater System Undergoes Field Testing
• 44Association News: Association News
  News, Training & Education and Calendar of Events