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1. First step is a soil evaluation. The applicant may have the
soil evaluation done by the DGHD or by a private soil scientist.
A list of soil evaluators and system designers can be provided.
2. If DGHD is performing the soil evaluation ($170.00 per lot),
the applicant must fill out a soil evaluation application form. A
backhoe and operator MUST be provided by the requestor at the site
at the time of the soil evaluation. The lot must be staked and
property lines clearly marked. The following must be provided on a
scaled site drawing:
(a) The dimensions of the lot or the proposed lot;
(b) Locations of any existing dwellings and/or structures and any
proposed dwellings and/or structures if known;
(c) Location of any site disturbances, existing driveways and
other hardscapes, and proposed hardscapes or related site
disturbances if known;
(d) Location of all private water systems and surface water
features on the lot and within fifty feet of the lot boundary, or
within fifty feet of the locations specified in paragraph (B)(3)
of this rule; and
(e) North orientation arrow.
When the soil evaluation is completed by either the DGHD or soil
scientist, the report is given to a designer or installer
(whichever applicable) for preparation of a layout or design plan.
3. The layout or design plan, the soil evaluation, a site/plan
review application form, and floor plans for the proposed
home, are all then submitted to DGHD for review. Minimum
specification requirements for layout and design plan are
described in rule 3701-29-09.1. If minimum specifications are met,
staff conducts site review ($120.00) with the submitted
information and reviews plans ($170.00) to assure all information
and plans comply with rules. The lot must be staked and property
lines clearly marked. Primary and secondary areas must be
protected from disturbance.
4. Site review is approved. Sanitarian informs client that the
permit can be issued.
Permit to install must be issued within 1 year of site review
approval.
5. The applicant purchases the permit and assures (initials
proper section on permit) that it will be installed in accordance
with the approved site review.
6. Permit is issued. It is valid for one year. One copy of the
permit will be given to the purchaser along with one copy of the
approved plan.
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