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[\/et_pb_text][et_pb_toggle title=”Private On-Site Water Wells” admin_label=”Private On-Site Water Wells” _builder_version=”4.27.4″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”]<\/p>\n
Permits are required for the installation of all new and repair on site water wells. Proper well construction is a critical step to prevent contamination during the life of the well. Prior to the issuance of a permit, the site must be evaluated to ensure that it meets all the requirements of the Ottawa County Environmental Health Code.<\/p>\n
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Permits are required for the installation of all new and repair sewage disposal (septic) systems. Prior to the issuance of a permit, the site must be evaluated to ensure that it meets all of the requirements of the Ottawa County Environmental Health Code.<\/p>\n
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Vacant Land Evaluation is a program to preliminarily determine if a property is suitable for private home or semi public construction utilizing on site water wells and\/or on site septic systems.<\/p>\n
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The program was designed to protect home buyers, sellers, seller\u2019s agents and the community. Sewage from a failed sewage disposal (septic) system can flow into back yards, wetlands or nearby creeks. A damaged water supply system can contaminate the water serving many homes. Before transferring ownership, a septic system and\/or water supply system evaluation must be done.<\/p>\n
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All unused wells must be properly abandoned to prevent groundwater aquifer contamination. Call the Ottawa County Department of Public Health, Environmental Health Division at (616) 393-5645 for information regarding the requirements and plugging information.<\/p>\n
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This program permits and inspects wells and non-municipal water supplies, also known as type II wells, which provide water to 25 or more people at least 60 days per year (i.e. motels, schools utilizing water wells).<\/p>\n
Include a diagram of the site with your application. The diagram should indicate the following:<\/p>\n
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A program to preliminarily determine if a property is suitable for a subdivision or site condominium utilizing on site water wells and\/or on site septic systems. Vacant Land Evaluation Application for Future Subdivision Use and permit fee required.<\/p>\n
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A review and subsequent approval\/disapproval of a formal submittal for the development of a subdivision or a site condominium utilizing on site water wells and septic systems. Engineered plans submitted by a professional and fee required.<\/p>\n
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A program of licensing and inspection to ensure that campgrounds, both permanent and temporary are constructed and maintained in a sanitary manner. State of Michigan Campground License fee and county inspection fee required.<\/p>\n
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Easily apply for well & septic permits, water testing, real estate evaluations, and vacant land evaluations.<\/p>\n
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