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unless the age of the property's system is less than 5 years old. Compliance inspections are also required when deemed necessary by the Department. Section 8 further discusses Certificates of Compliance and Certificates of Non -Compliance, as well as a process to resolve disputes over the depth of periodically saturated soil. Section 9 addresses Site Evaluation and Soil Testing requirements for individual sewage treatment systems and Section 10 addresses additional Site Evaluation and Soil Testing requirements for midsized sewage treatment systems. Section 11 addresses Groundwater Investigation and Section 12 addresses Sewage Flow Determination. Section 13 deals with Sewage Tanks and the minimum number of required tanks. Section 14 addresses the Distribution of Effluent, non pressurized distribution pipes, gravity distribution, valve boxes, distribution boxes, and pressure distribution. Section 15 addresses the Dosing of Effluent and section 16 addresses Treatment and Dispersal with setback distances and soil hydraulic loading rates. Section 17 addresses design standards for Type I Systems, which include trenches, pressure beds, mounds, and at grades. Section 18 addresses Type II Systems, which include systems in rapidly permeable soils, floodplain systems, holding tanks and privies. Section 19 addresses Type III Systems, which includes Graywater Systems. Section 20 addresses Type IV Systems, which are systems that employ registered product. Section 21 addresses Type V Systems, which are engineered systems. Section 22 addresses Maintenance in accordance of the SSTS's operating management plan. Section 23 addresses Land Application of Septage, which incorporates oversight of land spreading activities in compliance with federal regulations and state guidelines, allows the Department to assess site suitability and will require a permit prior to land spreading septage. Section 24 address System Abandonment and Section 25 addresses Product Registration in accordance of Minn. Rule 7083.4000 to 7083.4120. Section 26 addresses Enforcement of the Ordinance and Section 27 is for of the Ordinance's Separability. Section 28 addresses the Repeal of Ordinance 179 and replacement with new ordinance and Section 29 addresses the Effective Date and publication of the Ordinance. The forgoing is intended only as a summary of the Washington County Development Code Chapter Four - Subsurface Sewage Treatment System Regulations (SSTS) Ordinance No. 196. A printed copy of this Ordinance is available at the Washington County Department of Public Health and Environment, Washington County Recorder's Office and at the following website: http://www.co.washinp,ton.mn.us/index.aspx?NID=1259 Washington County Development Code