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Green Plumbing

Category - Water-Efficient Technology

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Each of the following is usually a required step toward permitting and approval of an on-site wastewater treatment system, except:

Submitting a Form OWTS-314 to the US Environmental Protection Agency
Providing final blueprints for intended buildings at the site
Performing perc tests and soil logs at the site
Having an engineer involved in design and testing of the system

Explanation

Answer: A - No such form exists. In order to earn permitting and approval of an on-site wastewater treatment system, each of the other three options is usually required. These steps each help to ensure that the intended system will be safe and effective and will adequately serve buildings intended for the site.

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