Residential Home Owners Installing an OSS
Existing Onsite Septic System Evaluation (print on green paper). If you have questions about what is needed, call our office: 50. The evaluation determines if the septic system is adequate for the added septage and whether a project is built in a way that protects the septic system and reserve area. If you already have a septic system installed on your property and are building a new structure, replacing a mobile home, remodeling an existing building to add bedrooms, changing the footprint of a building, or changing the use of a building, you will need an existing system evaluation. Water and/or On Site Sewer System Certification Form. Onsite Sewage Permit Application (print on yellow paper). We maintain a list of designers, engineers, installers, and pumpers who work in Grant County.Įmailed applications must be sent to Septic Forms Installation of a septic system requires site and soil evaluations to ensure the proper system is installed to prevent environmental contamination. Submitted an OSS application recently? – Status of OSS applications submitted in the last 6 weeks Septic PermitsĪnyone who installs, alters, or repairs an on-site sewage system is required to first obtain a permit from GCHD. Please note, this process does not apply to most septic system repairs. GCHD cannot accept new septic applications for properties under Grant County’s authority without first applying for a Grant County building permit. To assist in this process, please add as much information as possible, including the address, parcel number, year the system was installed, and the name on the original permit. These can be requested through a public records request. We also maintain records of existing on-site sewage systems. The Grant County Health District is responsible for overseeing the design and installation of on-site septic systems with wastewater flows under 3,500 gallons per day. Other activities include site and design reviews and review of proposed land developments. At GCHD we permit, inspect, and investigate complaints associated with on-site sewage systems. 
The purpose of the Onsite Septic System (OSS) program is to ensure proper treatment and disposal of waste water to protect our drinking water and the environment. Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change.Community Health Assessment and Improvement Plan.Birth/Death Certificates (Vital Records).On-Site Septic System Operation and Maintenance.2020 Updates for COVID-19 in Grant County, WA.Access to Baby & Child Dentistry (ABCD).Sexual Health Services for Grant County.
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