Sounds like, for whatever reason, the soil settled into the gravel bed beneath the pipes. Once packed with soil, the gravel can no longer dissipate the water. I have no idea how to prevent this, but an experienced installer should be familiar with the problem.
I found this: http://denr.sd.gov/des/fp/septic.aspx
Evidently there are some regulations in place, can't imagine there not being, this day and age of government meddling. I know the state I live in, Texas, every septic system must be permitted, no matter how rural. They do a "perk test" which tests the soils ability to absorb water. They also consider the location in relation to wells and property boundaries. The inspector then determines what type system will be needed. The installers abide by the rules, they know they could be in big trouble, licensed or not, if someones well gets contaminated!
I think I would get a second opinion on the requirements. If the installer says he will skirt the rules, be very skeptical of his business ethics!
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