Indiana § 13-26-5-2.6 Large parcel exemption

Indiana Statutes

§ 13-26-5-2.6 — Large parcel exemption

Indiana § 13-26-5-2.6

Art. 26REGIONAL WATER, SEWAGE, AND SOLID

Ch. 5Powers and Duties of Regional Districts

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Ind. Code § 13-26-5-2.6 (2026).

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6. A district may not require the owner of a property described in section 2(8) of this chapter to connect to the district's sewer system if:

(1)the property is located on at least ten (10) acres;

(2)the owner can demonstrate the availability of at least two (2) areas on the property for the collection and treatment of sewage that will protect human health and the environment;

(3)the waste stream from the property is limited to domestic sewage from a residence or business;

(4)the system used to collect and treat the domestic sewage has a maximum design flow of seven hundred fifty (750) gallons per day; and

(5)the owner, at the owner's expense, obtains and provides to the district a certification from the local health department or the department's designee that the system is functioni

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6. A district may not require the owner of a
property described in section 2(8) of this chapter to connect to the
district's sewer system if:
(1) the property is located on at least ten (10) acres;
(2) the owner can demonstrate the availability of at least two (2)
areas on the property for the collection and treatment of sewage
that will protect human health and the environment;
(3) the waste stream from the property is limited to domestic
sewage from a residence or business;
(4) the system used to collect and treat the domestic sewage has
a maximum design flow of seven hundred fifty (750) gallons per
day; and
(5) the owner, at the owner's expense, obtains and provides to the
district a certification from the local health department or the
department's designee that the system is functioning satisfactorily.