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Sewage Treatment Systems (STS)
are individual systems that treat and dispose of the sewage
generated from a household or small business where a sanitary
sewer collection system is not
available. These individual
systems typically serve one
occupied structure.
Home Sewage Treatment Systems
(HSTS) are a type of STS that serve a one, two,
or three-family home dwelling unit. The Health District
regulates these systems from evaluation to abandonment.
Small Flow Onsite Sewage Treatment
Systems (SFOSTS) are a type of STS that serve
occupied structures that are not one, two, or three-family
home dwelling units, generate less than 1000 gallons of
sewage flow per day, and the treated sewage effluent is
dispersed by soil absorption rather than being discharged
to
a ditch, creek or stream. Beginning April 26, 2007,
the Health District will be regulating all aspects of
these systems from evaluation to abandonment.
Semi-Public Systems serve
occupied structures that are not one, two, or three-family
home dwelling units, generate less than 25,000 gallons
of sewage flow per day, but do not include SFOSTS.
The treated sewage effluent is either treated on site
through soil absorption or discharged to a roadside ditch,
creek or stream. The Ohio EPA is responsible for
the evaluation and approval of designs for these systems,
but the Health District inspects the installation and
operation of over 600
semi-public systems at least once each year.
Private Water Systems (PWS)
refer to water wells, springs, ponds, hauled water storage
and cisterns. The Health District ensures that water
safety is maintained through registration
of water system contractors, inspections, water sampling
for laboratory analysis, technical assistance, and public
education. Water hauler vehicles are also inspected annually.
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Click on the Links Below
for More Information...
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| SEWAGE
TREATMENT SYSTEMS (STS)
MAINTENACE, COMPLAINTS and REAL ESTATE TRANSFER INSPECTIONS |
- Household sewage nuisance complaints
- Operation inspections of HSTS
- Real estate transfer inspections of HTST and PWS
(private water systems), a.k.a., Point-Of-Sale or
Pre-Sale Inspections
- HSTS inspections for building and zoning permit
issuance
- Phase II Storm Water Program activities
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STS
and PWS PERMIT REVIEW, INSPECTIONS, NEW SITE SOIL EVALUATION,
SEMI-PUBLIC AND WATER SAMPLE REQUESTS |
- Site application review
- STS and PWS permit application review, approval
and inspection
- Water sampling for new, replacement or altered
PWS
- Well nuisance complaints
- Soil evaluation for replacement STS
- Soil evaluation for new STS for major and minor
splits and replacement systems
- Subdivision review
- PWS dye testing
- PWS and STS contractor bond claim investigations
- PWS contractor inspections
- Annual/bi-annual inspections of semi-public systems
- Drinking water sample requests not involving a
permit or real estate transfer
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OTHER CONTACT INFORMATION
| GENERAL NUMBER ...
(330) 926-5600 |
FAX NUMBER ...
(330) 923-6436 |
ADMINISTRATIVE
SUPPORT
- Permit processing, site and evaluation requests
... (330) 926-5627
- Copies of septic and well records, building and
zoning requests, operation inspections,
mandatory pumping reports ... (330) 926-5628
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PROGRAM COORDINATORS
- Tom LaPlante - Water and sewage permit and technical
issues, code specifications, major subdivisions,
soil evaluations ... (330) 926-5651
- Ryan Pruett - Home sewage system maintenance,
point-of-sale inspections, nuisances, operation inspections
... (330) 926-5645
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| PROGRAM
SUPERVISOR
Bob Hasenyager ... (330) 926-5632
bhasenyager@schd.org
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