An Amish farmer donated three acres of his agricultural fields in Ligonier, Indiana, for a new school accommodating 40 students and two live-in educators. The building had two indoor restrooms and two bedrooms.
The site also would have a stable, small and large softball diamonds, a potable well, and onsite system. Jonas Yoder, school board administrator, hired Stuart Meade, owner of Meade Septic Design of Goshen, Indiana, to design the latter. He hired Glen Graber, owner of Glen’s Excavating in Shipshewana, Indiana, to install the system.“Making components fit on these tight sites is always challenging because everything is set back 100
