Checklist for plans to Construct, Alter or Repair An Individual Subsurface Sewage Disposal System



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Checklist for plans to Construct, Alter or Repair An Individual Subsurface Sewage Disposal System An application for the construction or alteration of an individual subsurface sewage disposal system shall consist of one copy of the application form supplied by Harding Township Health Department and three copies of plans and appropriate supporting documents. The plan shall meet the following requirements: Item Yes No Comment 1. The plan view of the system and entire site shall be at a minimum scale of one-inch equals thirty feet (1"=30'). 2. A key map showing the location of the lot on a tax map shall be provided 3. The block and lot of the site, as well as the street address, shall appear in the plan title block. 4. An appropriate permanent benchmark, located on the property, shall be placed on the plan (datum optional) if using relative elevations. 5. The soil type boundaries, as defined by the Soil Conservation District, shall be shown on the plan view. Alternately a separate soils map of the site shall be provided. 6. All known easements shall be shown on the site plan. If there are no easements, a statement to that affect shall appear on the plan. 7. The boundary lines of wetland areas and wetland transition areas shall be shown on the plan. Lines must be verified by NJDEP. A GP-25 is required for repairs in a wetland or transition area. 8. The boundary lines of flood hazard areas, as shown on the FEMA flood insurance rate maps, shall be shown on the plan. All riparian zones shall be shown as required by the NJDEP or provide a note that no such zones exist. 9. The area reserved for future disposal area shall be shown. 10. The location of all soil logs and permeability tests performed on the lot shall be shown. 11. The location of all roof drain dry wells, and the overflow pipe, shall be shown. 12. All pipe inverts for house sewer, septic tanks, dosing tanks and distribution boxes shall be shown. 13. The volume of each septic tank, in gallons, shall be shown. 14. The type of fuel used to heat the dwelling(s) shall be shown on the plan as well as the location of the gas line, oil tank and oil line, electric line, propane tank and propane line, as appropriate. 15. All trees larger than six inches diameter, within twenty feet of the disposal bed, shall be shown on the plan. Alternately, a statement that no such tree exists shall be placed on the plan. 16. A scaled elevation view of the house and all septic system components including existing grade and proposed grade shall be shown on the plan. Different horizontal and vertical scales are acceptable. Harding Township Health Department 1

17. All wells on the subject property and any within one hundred fifty feet of the proposed disposal system shall be shown on the plan. 18. All components of septic systems on the subject property and any within one hundred fifty feet of the proposed disposal system shall be shown on the plan. 19. All components of septic systems on the subject property and any within one hundred fifty feet of the proposed reserve area shall be shown on the plan, if present. 20. All ejector pumps shall be shown on the plan. If there are no ejector pumps, a statement to that affect shall appear on the plan. 21. If an ejector pump is proposed, at least a 1000 gallon surge tank is required. The disposal bed must also be 50% larger than normal as required by N.J.A.C. 7:9A- 10.2(d) 22. There must be a six inch in diameter septic effluent filter on the outlet from the last septic tank as per N.J.A.C. 7:9A-8.2(j)3. ADVANCED TREATMENT SYSTEMS 23. A letter from the manufacturer of the advanced system stating that the plan meets their design requirements must be submitted before approval. 24. Systems using a drip irrigation system must provide the drip irrigation design calculations on the plan. The system settings for the drip dispersal controllers (duration of dosage in minutes and dosage interval in minutes) must also be shown on the plan. 25. A copy of a signed, by the property owner, service contract for the required mandatory maintenance inspection shall be provided to the Health Department before approval. The following text must appear, verbatim, on the plan and be reflected in drawings: Note Yes No Comment 1. System installer to locate buried utilities on site prior to construction. 2. Locations of disposal bed, septic tanks, pump pit, and water supply well(s) to be located by design engineer prior to construction. 3. Edges of adjacent sheets of filter fabric shall overlap 6". 4. Grade area to divert surface water away from disposal area. 5. Filter material shall be washed gravel or crushed stone, minimum ¾" and maximum 1½" in size, free of fines, dust, ashes, or clay. 6. Garbage disposals are prohibited by ordinance. Harding Township Health Department 2

7. No sprinklers installation allowed over bed area after construction. 8. No pool or spa water shall be discharged into the septic system. 9. No water softener backwash shall be discharged into the septic system. 10. No heavy machinery (rubber tire) allowed on bed area during or after construction. 11. All abandoned septic tanks, pump tanks, drywells, and cesspools shall be pumped out by a licensed waste hauler. The tanks shall be disposed of at an approved facility or left on site with the tanks crushed and filled with granular soil. This shall be witnessed by the Health Department. Receipts for the pumping and proper disposal of the tanks shall be provided to the Health Department. SETBACKS 12. Proposed disposal bed is to be 100 feet from streams and adjacent wells, twenty-five feet from property line and fifty feet from adjacent disposal systems. 13. Maintain dry wells a minimum of 50' from all disposal system components. 14. Force mains shall be maintained 48 inches below grade. INSPECTION SCHEDULE AND AS-BUILTS 15. In order to prepare an as-built drawing in compliance with local requirements, the design engineer or his authorized agent and health department must observe the following phases of construction: Curtain drain installation (if applicable) Open excavation(s), Engineer shall inspect the disposal bed excavation and demonstrate to the satisfaction of the administrative authority that it meets the criteria of the design. Engineer shall perform permeability or percolation tests in fill material in 2 foot lifts Septic tank(s), distribution box, sewer lines and disposal bed piping prior to backfilling. Testing of all pressure lines and force main Operation of pumps and alarm system Top of suitable fill before placement of filter material Tightness testing of all tanks. Final grading, including seeding and mulching of disturbed ground. The contractor shall provide 48 hours notice to the engineer and health department for each phase of work. Harding Township Health Department 3

SUITABLE FILL 16. Suitable fill material, in zone of treatment, shall comply with the following: Coarse fragment content (greater than a No. 8 sieve) less than 15 percent by volume or less than 20 percent by weight; Textural analysis (composition, by weight, of size fraction passing the particular sieve as stated below in this subparagraph) between 80 and 100 percent must pass a No. 8 sieve (2.36 mm); between 50 and 85 percent must pass a No. 16 sieve (1.18 mm); between 25 and 60 percent must pass a No. 30 sieve (0.6 mm); between 10 and 30 percent must pass a No. 50 sieve (0.3 mm); and between two and 10 percent must pass a No. 100 sieve (0.15 mm); Permeability for this material is established in this chapter at the range of six to 20 inches per hour for design purposes. 17. The suitable fill shall be installed in lifts no thicker than 12 inches and compacted lightly with roller or tracked vehicle. 18. The fill material shall be sampled and tested by an engineer and be shown to be in compliance with New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection specifications. A composite sample shall be obtained by sampling an on-site stockpile at two locations or by sampling material from two locations in the disposal bed with a minimum of 2 feet of fill material installed. 19. A copy of the laboratory test report shall be furnished to the Department of Health, prior to the installation of filter material 20. Fill material in the zone of disposal shall meet the following requirements: Coarse fragment content less than 15 percent by volume or less than 25 percent by weight; Textural analysis (composition, by weight, of size fraction passing the two millimeter sieve): 85 percent or more sand; and Permeability greater than two inches per hour; or percolation rate faster than 30 minutes per inch. SEWER LINES/DISTRIBUTION LINES/FORCE-MAINS 21. Building sewer pipe to be 4" schedule 40 PVC pipe installed with 4 dense graded aggregate all around, the bed shall be tamped prior to installation of the pipe.. 22. The forcemain is to be pressure tested at 1½ times the designed pressure head for 30 minutes. Design engineer or his authorized agent and health department to observe test. Harding Township Health Department 4

23. Four-inch PVC inspection ports, capped and perforated to the level of the gravel filter material shall be installed in each corner of the disposal bed or at each end of the disposal trenches. PUMP NOTES 24. Contractor must contact Department of Health prior to electrical wiring and installation of components. 25. Contractor shall obtain an electrical permit from the Harding Township Building Department 26. The dosing tank shall be tested for water tightness in accordance with ASTM C-1227 or NPCA procedures 27. A gas tight seal shall be provided between the electrical wires and the inside of the electrical conduit 28. Provide high water alarm (bell and light) inside building with manual reset silencing switch on separate dedicated circuit. 29. Electrical connections for pump to be made outside of the pump pit in a NEMA 3 enclosure mounted on adjacent post. Wire connections inside of the junction box shall be waterproof and corrosion resistant. 30. Provide each pump and alarm system with separate, dedicated circuit TANKS AND DISTRIBUTION BOXES 31. All inside concrete surfaces of septic tanks, distribution boxes, pump pits and riser sections shall be sealed with two coatings of an appropriate inert coating to minimize corrosion. Coating of pre-cast tank shall be applied by the manufacturer prior to delivery to the job site. 32. Tank pipe connections shall be sealed with an expanding grout or a manufactured water-proof pipe coupling which is incorporated into the wall of the tank. 33. The septic tank(s) installation shall be such that the high seasonal water table shall be no higher than 1' below the outlet or any joints of the septic tank(s). 34. The installation of all septic tanks shall prevent flotation. 35. All tanks shall be tested for water tightness in accordance with ASTM C-1227 or NPCA procedures and criteria as per N.J.A.C. 7:9A-8.2(m)1. 36. A permanent non-corrosive marker of six square inches in size, containing the following information, will be attached to the manhole cover or riser immediately below the cover: The administrative authority name and permit number under which system was installed Date of installation Type of system The total design criteria in gallons per day 37. It is the homeowner s responsibility that the effluent filter is removed and cleaned every six (6) months or as necessary. Harding Township Health Department 5

ADVANCED TREATMENT SYSTEMS 38. The septic system includes an advance pretreatment component. In accordance with NJDEP Regulations, a deed restriction filed with the County Clerk s Office relating to the long-term maintenance and monitoring of the system shall be in place on the property. A copy of which must be provided to the Health Department prior to issuance of Certificate of Compliance for the system. 39. The system designer is sufficiently knowledgeable of the technology(ies) to design the system, as per N.J.A.C 7:9A 8.3 (b) 1. 40. The advanced treatment system installer shall possess a valid Certified Installer of Onsite Waste Water Treatment System (CIOWTS) Advanced Level certification from the National Environmental Health Association (NEHA). A copy of which shall be provided to the Health Department prior to issuance of permit to commence work. Harding Township Health Department 6

2. The following tables must be completed, as applicable, and appear on the plan and be reflected in drawings: Design data Commercialٱ Total square footage: Design flow, gallons per day: Design flow based on Table in 7.9A-7.4 gpd Residentialٱ Number of dwelling units: Number of bedrooms: Design flow, gallons per day: Disposal bed size gpd x sq.ft./gpd= sq.ft. sq. ft. x 1.25= sq.ft. (required) sq.ft. (design area) Pump information Pump Number 1 2 Manufacturer Model Number Voltage Phase Horsepower Discharge size Total dynamic head Delivery, gpm @ tdh Force main test pressure, psi Alternator information Manufacturer Model Number Control Information Component Elevation Distance from tank bottom (inches) Gallons from bottom Tank Inlet Alarm on Lag Pump on Lag Pump off Lead Pump on Lead Pump off Pump Inlet Tank Bottom Harding Township Health Department 7