Then a business in Cassville, Indiana, changed hands, the local health department wanted changes. Wastewater from the gas station, as well as a nearby house, was emptying into a drain tile that discharged into a county-regulated ditch that in turn discharged into a creek. The health department required a modern onsite system for both business and home.The county approved a permit for the house. The gas station was more complicated, and both buildings were on the very same small parcel of land. “We had about 4/10ths of an acre to work in, including land for the buildings, parking and driveways,”
