Notice To Title for limitations of water use - WIRA 22 & 23 - water availability.INDIVIDUAL Water Availability Verification Required for Building Permit.Site Plan Note: This form needs to be printed on 8 ½ X 14” Paper.On-Site Septic Application - Includes New, Repairs, Expansions, Existing System Evaluations, and Tank Placements.On-Site Sewage / Food Program / Water Lab Locally and regionally realtors, lending institutions, FHA, VA or other government agencies may require a Pumpers Report from a licensed septic tank pumper. Other Counties in our State may have local codes that require inspections of septic systems. Property Sales: At this time, Grays Harbor County does not have any requirements for septic system inspections for point of sale transactions for private homes.

Please let us know if you have called before and left a message with another Environmental Health Specialist so we don't duplicate the work in searching your permit information.

Please have your parcel number and address ready to serve you efficiently. PERMITS/AS-BUILT DRAWINGS: Call (360) 249-4222 or e-mail request a copy of your permit/as-built. You may want to speak with your designer or engineer prior to submitting your application. Also, all on-site sewage disposal systems (septic systems) in Grays Harbor County must be designed by a Washington State licensed On-Site Designer or Professional Engineer, (see link below for a listing).

If you are seeking to construct a new residence or modify an existing residence, please contact a Permit Coordinator who can ensure you complete all applicable paperwork. CDC On-site Sewage Section:Įnsuring the proper design, installation and maintenance of On-Site Sewage System (OSS). Wastewater and sewage workers should use standard practices, practice basic hygiene precautions, and wear personal protective equipment ( PPE) as prescribed for current work tasks. Data suggest that standard municipal wastewater system chlorination practices may be sufficient to inactivate coronaviruses, as long as utilities monitor free available chlorine during treatment to ensure it has not been depleted. In the 2003 SARS outbreak, there was documented transmission associated with sewage aerosols. SARS, a similar coronavirus, has been detected in untreated sewage for up to 2 to 14 days. This guidance will be updated as necessary as new evidence is assessed. Although transmission of COVID-19 through sewage may be possible, there is no evidence to date that this has occurred. At this time, the risk of transmission of the virus that causes COVID-19 through sewerage systems is thought to be low. Can the COVID-19 virus spread through sewerage systems?ĬDC is reviewing all data on COVID-19 transmission as information becomes available.

Obtain septic as built drawing