osm: ATTENTION! Septic Sytstem regulations have changed in King County, WA
- 11/07/10 04:24 PM
In rural areas of King County not served by city sewer, property owners and their agents must be aware of the current Public Health regulations (effective date of change was July 1, 2010) regarding septic tanks and their maintenance. At time of sale, this is when "the sludge meets the pump". So, if you're planning to sell in coming months, this article will help you to understand the scope of what you need to know in order to avoid problems in your septic tank, and in your sale! Public health regulations in King County now require that the seller retain an On-Site System Maintainer (OSM) licensed by … (2 comments)
In rural areas of King County not served by city sewer, property owners and their agents must be aware of the current Public Health regulations (effective date of change was July 1, 2010) regarding septic tanks and their maintenance. At time of sale, this is when "the sludge meets the pump". So, if you're planning to sell in coming months, this article will help you to understand the scope of what you need to know in order to avoid problems in your septic tank, and in your sale!
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