Posted by 1948CaseVAI on July 12, 2020 at 18:08:29 from (81.92.206.4):
In Reply to: New septic system posted by MarkB_MI on July 11, 2020 at 05:41:40:
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Not real sure what your point is. I can drive 5 miles and find several lagoons. I suspect the strict fence requirement is related to your rules, and I also suspect that they lagoons are lined carefully to prevent seepage into the ground. I did not say they were just raw pits, only that they are open. I have no idea what goes into making the bottom fluid-proof. Here is a photo of one south of Colwich. They are all square and about this large. There is no maintenance involved which is seen by many as a bonus, but whether or not you can have one depends on the soil conditions. Not sure why this is that big of a deal since it is so common here. Maybe many of these are old and grandfathered. Around here we do not make people build something new if they have something that is working, even if the rules have changed.
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