Editorial
A Complex Treatment Solution is on the Menu
New owners of a popular Georgia seafood restaurant require clean effluent and 2,500 feet of drip line to open for business
Georgia Articles
Editorial
Rules and Regs: Cape Cod Looking at Nitrogen Treatment Upgrades
Editorial
Rules and Regs - October 2021
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Rules and Regs: Supreme Court Sides With Minnesota Amish in Septic System Dispute
Also in this month’s regulations update, Texas officials charge a man in a septic services scam
Editorial
New Urbanism Community in Georgia Seeks Cost-Effective Treatment Upgrade
Bioclere units, Infiltrator Water Technologies chambers and constructed wetlands are employed to serve network of 330 homes and businesses
Editorial
Training Day Is Every Day at Georgia’s Allen Environmental Services
Barney Allen Jr. is building his own training center to give workers the skills necessary to provide quality customer service
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Rules and Regs: A New York County Looks at Nearshore Pollution
In this month’s regulations update, a sheriff’s scam warning insults Kansas pumping company and Nassau County, New York, examines onsite systems for possible cause of high bacteria levels in a stream and beach
Editorial
Septic and Sewer Solutions Wants to Take on the Tough Jobs
Georgia installer Josh Wood has built a reputation for overcoming site challenges including steep slopes, drainfield restrictions and rock ledges
Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: Michigan Legislators Propose Bills for State Regulation of Septic Systems
In this month’s regulations update, new onsite system siting rules are frustrating Georgia installers and homeowners, and state representatives in Michigan propose a fee-supported program for septic replacement
Editorial
Replacing A Cottage Septic System
A small lot and numerous obstacles create challenges to an effective onsite upgrade on Georgia’s Blackshear Lake.
Editorial
Divide and Conquer
An innovative onsite design, custom combo tank and low-profile trench drainfield enable construction of a home on a lot considered unbuildable.
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Rules and Regs: Alaska Septic Pumpers Expect Stricter Disposal Limitations
In this month's regulatory news, find out which state delayed a ban on land application, and learn about a proposal that would allow homeowners to opt out of mandatory sewer connections.
Editorial
Georgia on Our Minds
Two state associations concentrate on growing membership and improving the regulatory climate for installers and pumpers.
Editorial
Tight Fit
A low-profile, narrow-trench system provides treatment for a mobile home on a small lot with creeks and a high water table.
