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Rules governing wastewater disposal
· 15A NCAC 18A .1900 -Laws and Rules for Sewage Treatment and Disposal Systems |
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Homeowner tips and educational materials These sites will tell you about your septic system, proper maintenance, and how to recognize failures. · NC Onsite Wastewater Protection |
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Find a Septic related professional
· NC certified septic installers by NC DENR · The “Septic Locator” by NOWRA · Find a surveyor by the NC Society of Surveyors · North Carolina Septic Tank Association has a list of installers, pumpers, operators, etc. by county |
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Septic permits Permits for subsurface sewage waste disposal systems are only issued by the local health department. For information about the application requirements and fees in your NC county, contact your local environmental health department. |
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NC DWQ is one of the agencies that regulates wetlands and streams. This site contains links to information on permitting, riparian buffers, and stormwater management. |
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What are wetlands? Why protect wetlands? How are wetlands protected? What you can do to protect our vital resources. |
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Interested in learning more about soil science and what soil scientists do? This site by NCSU is a great place to start! |
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Web Soil Survey (WSS) provides soil data and information produced by the National Cooperative Soil Survey. |
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National Geographic’s feature article for September 2008 puts a spotlight on soil. The article discusses the steady degradation of soil across the globe and what people are doing to reclaim it. Also check out NG’s GeoPedia for more soil related articles. |
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Part of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History, Forces of Change Program, the exhibit will include a display of state soil monoliths and an educational, interactive section to help the museum's visitors understand how soil is intricately linked to the health of humanity, the environment and the planet. |
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US Army Corps of Engineers Regulatory Division USACE is one of the agencies that regulates wetlands and streams. The “Permit Primer” features useful information about wetland permitting requirements and “Recognizing Wetlands” describes the criteria used to identify wetlands. |
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To contact us:
Hal Owen & Associates, Inc. 266 Old Coats Road Post Office Box 400 Lillington, NC 27546
Phone: 910-893-8743 Fax: 910-893-3594 Email: service@halowensoil.com |
