Washington Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 23, 2016) |
Title 246. Health, Department of |
Chapter 246-272B. Large on-site sewage system regulations. |
Section 246-272B-03200. Environmental review—Site risk survey.
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- At a minimum, the SRS must include the following information:(1) Design flow and waste strength.(2) A description of the physical characteristics of the primary and reserve drainfield site including:(a) Predominant soil type;(b) Vertical separation; and(c) Water table.(3) Identification of sensitive or critical areas designated by a local, state, or federal agency if the primary or reserve drainfield is located within the boundaries of the area including, but not limited to:(a) Critical aquifer recharge area;(b) Sole source aquifer;(c) Designated wellhead protection area;(d) Marine recovery area; and(e) One hundred-year flood plain.(4) Identification of sensitive lands or resources within one-half mile of the primary or reserve drainfield perimeter including, but not limited to:(a) Fish hatcheries;(b) Shellfish growing areas; and(c) Water recreation areas.(5) Basic hydrogeology information for the primary and reserve drainfield including, but not limited to:(a) Well logs for all wells within one thousand feet;(b) Depth to groundwater including perched groundwater and deeper aquifers;(c) Vadose zone characteristics, including the presence of impermeable layers or aquitards;(d) Direction of groundwater flow;(e) Groundwater quality information, including nitrate and fecal coliform;(f) Nitrate screening balance; and(g) Potential hydraulic continuity to surface water.(6) Topographic map that clearly shows site features including:(a) Map scale and north arrow;(b) Section, township, and range where project is located;(c) Project or property boundaries;(d) Location of proposed primary and reserve drainfields;(e) Location of areas prone to flooding including any designated one hundred-year flood plain boundaries;(f) Unstable areas prone to significant surface or mass erosion;(g) Direction of groundwater flow;(h) Other contaminant sources including other OSS;(i) Critical area boundaries or other sensitive areas listed in subsections (3) and (4) of this section;(j) Surface water and wetlands within one thousand feet of the proposed drainfield perimeter; and(k) Active and abandoned wells within one thousand feet of the proposed drainfield perimeter.(7) Other information the department may request to determine public health and environmental impacts from the LOSS.[Statutory Authority: RCW 70.118B.020. WSR 11-12-035, § 246-272B-03200, filed 5/25/11, effective 7/1/11.]
RCW 70.118B.020. WSR 11-12-035, § 246-272B-03200, filed 5/25/11, effective 7/1/11.