Posted by Casey in Ky on December 23, 2007 at 15:38:08 from (72.147.31.136):
In Reply to: OT: septic issues.... posted by Casey in Ky on December 23, 2007 at 10:13:55:
Thanks for all the input so quickly. To answer some of the questions, the house was built around 1980 and as near as anybody can tell, all its ever had was a "straight pipe"(disgusting, I know, but also pretty common here in east Ky).
The lot size is one big limiting factor. The yard is L shaped and that is the only area that is usable, and it's approximatly 55 by 65, all of it is 15ft wide(55 ft is the length of the short side of the L, 65 is the long side, and both sides are 15ft wide, if that makes any sense).
If I have the space for it, and the health separtment will approve it, it looks like a mound system might work. But I'm betting that they won't approve it as I've never seen one in Kentucky. Again, thanks for all the suggestions...
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