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Sanitary permits and septic installs steady in July; walk‑ins and calls rose
Summary
Environmental health staff reported 18 septic installations and 15 sanitary permits issued in July, a 17% increase in walk‑ins (122) and a 4% increase in phone calls (558); staff said a recent vendor delay affected accepted fire numbers from the highway department.
Zach, reporting for environmental health and sanitary services, said July activity included one septic on‑site inspection, nine zoning on‑sites, 18 septic installs and 15 sanitary permits reviewed and issued. He noted replacement systems are slightly up and that new system installs tracked with last July.
Zach said walk‑ins totaled 122 in July, a 17% increase from June, and phone calls numbered 558, a 4% increase. He also reported a vendor delay in receiving fire numbers used by the highway department but said the backlog is being cleared. Committee members had no additional questions and thanked Zach for the update.
