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oho <br /> 5. Public water and sewer service extensions into this area are not presently <br /> anticipated; however, public utility easements should be obtained as shown <br /> on the enclosed site plan to facilitate the provision of public sewer <br /> services in the event such extension is determined necessary in the future. <br /> By obtaining these easements in advance of site development, the costs, <br /> difficulty and timetable for extending public water and sewer lines into the <br /> area can be reduced. <br /> REFERENCES: <br /> 1. USEPA. Design Manual: Onsite Wastewater Treatment and Disposal <br /> Systems. 1980. <br /> 2. American Society of Agricultural Engineers. On-Site Wastewater <br /> Treatment: Proceedings of the Fourth National Symposium. 1985. <br /> 3. Canter, Larry W. and Know, Robert C. Septic Tank System Effects on <br /> Ground Water Quality. .1985. <br /> 4. Cogger, Craig G. and Rubin, A. Robert. General Guidelines for <br /> Subsurface Treatment of Wastewater. 1983. <br /> -6- <br />