Indiana § 16-41-25-6 Construction or installation of residential onsite sewage system in
compacted soil; certification of registered soil scientist as to suitability;
denial of permit prohibited

Indiana Statutes

§ 16-41-25-6 — Construction or installation of residential onsite sewage system in compacted soil; certification of registered soil scientist as to suitability; denial of permit prohibited

Indiana·Title 16 HEALTH·Art. 41 PUBLIC HEALTH MEASURES FOR THE·Ch. 25 Health, Sanitation, and Safety: Residential Septic

A local health department may not deny a
permit for the construction or installation of a residential onsite sewage
system in a particular location on the grounds that the soil of the
intended location is too heavily compacted to allow proper functioning
of the residential onsite sewage system if a registered soil scientist (as
defined in IC 25-31.5-1-7) certifies that the soil at the intended location
can be made suitable for the construction or installation of a residential
onsite sewage system in not more than two (2) years through the
planting of plants that loosen and aerate the soil or through other
means.

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A local health department may not deny a
permit for the construction or installation of a residential onsite sewage
system in a particular location on the grounds that the soil of the
intended location is too heavily compacted to allow proper functioning
of the residential onsite sewage system if a registered soil scientist (as
defined in IC 25-31.5-1-7) certifies that the soil at the intended location
can be made suitable for the construction or installation of a residential
onsite sewage system in not more than two (2) years through the
planting of plants that loosen and aerate the soil or through other
means.

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