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r <br /> Change County 94edtk T( epantment 16 <br /> Daniel B. Reimer, MPH, Director <br /> ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DIVISION `seat? N PERSONAL HEALTH DIVISION <br /> P 0. Box 8181 • 306C Revere Road ^i� DENTAL HEALTH DIVISION <br /> ANIMAL CONTROL DIVISION v� ! P 0. Box 8181 • 300 W Tryon Street <br /> P 0 Box 8181 • 304 Revere Road Hillsborough,NC 27278 <br /> Hillsborough. NC 27278 iT W <br /> HILLSBOROUGH CHAPEL HILL *,I+ ��% 1b MEBANE DURHAM <br /> 919.732-8181 919.967.9251 l�c 919.227.2032 919688-7333 <br /> MEMORANDUM <br /> April 18, 1994 <br /> TO: Mary Willis <br /> FROM: Ron Holdway <br /> RE: Stream Buffers <br /> Tom Konsler and I spoke with you last week about the location of houses <br /> and septic systems when stream buffer requirements are in effect. More <br /> specifically, whether it is practical in most situations to even have a <br /> 150 ' setback requirement when all the components of the septic system <br /> are mandated to be outside the 300' setback line. <br /> In designing septic systems for these cases, houses have to be placed <br /> at or very near the 300' line in order to run the plumbing from the <br /> house to the septic tank. The only situations that could be permittaid <br /> with a house being a good distance away from the 300' line are those <br /> where the slope of the land actually falls away from the stream and <br /> those where a "grinder pump" setup is placed within a basement or <br /> foundation of the home. Because of a rule change in recent years, a <br /> grinder pump located outside of the foundation wall of the house must <br /> be treated as a septic system. <br /> We in Environmental Health are not advocating a change in the rule at <br /> present, but just wanted to educate you and the Planning Board of the <br /> practicality of the situation so that you would be more aware if <br /> questioned about the matter. Please let me know if you have questions <br /> about this situation. <br /> SOUTHERN ORANGE OFFICE: Carr Mill Mail • Suit 225 • 100 N.Greensboro Street • Carrboro.NC 27510 • 919.968.2022 <br />
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