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Custer County Board of Health adopts updated on-site septic regulations
Summary
The Custer County Board of Health voted March 11 to adopt revised on-site septic regulations that align some local rules with the state, require one-year permits, mandate 48-hour notice for inspections, and add contractor schematic and vault-alarm requirements.
The Custer County Board of Health on Wednesday adopted revisions to the county's on-site septic regulations after a presentation from planning and zoning director Delana Crawford.
Crawford told the board the Department of Public Health and Environment returned an approval letter for the county's submission and that the county used the state's Regulation 43 template, adding county-specific language where needed. "They accepted my Custer County app regulation. Everything followed their guidelines," Crawford said.
The adopted revisions set the county's…
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