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Marion County <br /> <br /> OREGON <br />COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT <br /> DEPARTMENT <br /> <br />Ctai~ e Lum~ernan <br />1~03) 588-5~47 <br /> <br />i~03} 5~so3~ <br />OFFICER <br /> <br />January 17, 1992 <br /> <br />Mr. Kevin Filotei <br />19875 Hubbard Cutoff Road NE <br />Aurora, Oregon 97002 <br /> <br />Dear Mr, Filotei: <br /> <br />An inspection of your property was made on January 16, <br />1992 in response to your application for an on-site <br />sewage system repair permit. During that inspection it <br />was noted that your existing septic system is failing and <br />discharging sewage to the ground surface west of your <br />house. This appears to be the only area available for <br />repair of the system after observing the required set- <br />backs from the stream and your well. The soils in the <br />lowland adjacent ~o the stream are not acoeptable and the <br />system must be located on the higher ground next to the <br />house, Th~ first step in repairing the system is to <br />determine exactly how much disposal field is currently on <br />the property and where it is located. After that has been <br />determined, it appears that there are two options for <br />repair: <br /> 1~ Installation of a standard disposal field Jn the <br /> area of the current system. This option is dependent <br /> upon where the existing system is located and if there <br /> sufficient area to install a disposal field. It must be <br /> noted that there is insufficient area to install a full <br /> sized standard system that meets the current Department <br /> of Environmental Quality rules. Due to the limited <br /> area, the disposal ~ield must be undersized and cannot <br /> have the life expectancy of a normal System. A notation <br /> will be attached to the permit stating that the dispos- <br /> al field is undersized and is considered a substandard <br /> <br /> 2. Installation of a sand filter alternative system. <br /> The location of the disposal field, as noted above, is <br /> dependent upon where the existing field is looated. The <br /> disposal field for a ~and filter is considerably small- <br /> er than a standard system and it appears that there is <br /> sufficient area on the property for a system that mee~ <br /> the D.E.Q. rules. Detailed plans are required prior to <br /> the issuance of a permit for a sand filter. <br /> <br />Senator~ - 220 High Street NE Salem, Oregon 97301-3670 <br /> <br /> <br />