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"The removal or replacement of failed or under performing septic tanks  or soil treatment systems.", 
"A sewage treatment system which serves a dwelling or other establishment and uses sewage tanks followed by soil treatment.  Individual sewage treatment systems include holding tanks and privies.", 
"Trenches     Or 'In Ground' systems are the most common systems and are preferred for both cost and aesthetics.  In ground systems require suitable soil and drain field area.", 
"This is an alternative system to consider when you have between 36 and 42 inches to the saturated soil, or when you have soils you do not want to excavate, such as clay.  Benefits include potential cost savings vs. mounds.", 
"Mound systems are a soil treatment option with a rock bed elevated above the original soil with clean sand to overcome soil limitations.", 
"Medium Systems include systems with an average daily flow of between 1000 and 10,000 gallons. These systems require specialized equipment and skilled personnel to evaluate, design, and install properly and may have special permit requirements depending on site location.", 
"Large Systems (Cluster)      This is a large individual sewage treatment system with an average daily flow of 10,000 gallons per day or greater.  An operation and maintenance contract is a required part of the permit for these systems.     ", 
"'Other' or 'Experimental' systems allow for new technology designs to be used to overcome limiting soil and location limitations.  A monitoring and mitigation plan is required for these systems." 
]