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The technology they refer for on site systems isn't emerging, it's been around for years. In the past, State and County officials fought hard against these systems. Why? Because they could allow building in areas outside of the UGA where they say growth is bad.
On Site Septic systems have always been the ultimate recyclers of water. Water came out of the ground, into the house, was used,and returned to the ground through a septic were it is treated and returned to the aquifer.
A recent study done by Kitsap recommends septic in developments with a density of 3.7units per acres or less.
Let's encourage our State and County officials to approve and use these system. They could save millions in Sewage plant upgrades, save water, and lower the cost of a new home.
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