In 2008, the nonprofit Turning Point Community Development Corporation opened on the property of a former car dealership in Henderson, North Carolina, to provide a much-needed community center offering preschool and educational programs for children.
However, an application to become a licensed child care center required a septic system inspection. The site’s existing septic system was declared noncompliant by the Vance County Health Department because the original septic tank was installed across property lines.Turning Point engaged Agri-Waste Technology to design a customized, compliant wastewater system. Following a site evaluation, AWT proposed a wastewater system that would collect, filter and disinfect the
