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hlthe2b

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2. Septic tanks in many communities are highly regulated by public environmental health authorities

Reply to Denninmi (Original post)

Sun May 6, 2012, 12:07 PM

May 2012

I have no idea if they must be consulted upon removal or modification of a non-functioning septic tank, but you might want to check, nonetheless. They also might be able to weigh in on your idea.

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Probably the DUMBEST question on here in ages -- could I turn an old septic tank into a fish pond? [View all] Denninmi May 2012 OP

could you find out if said contractor is still in business? ret5hd May 2012 #1

Septic tanks in many communities are highly regulated by public environmental health authorities hlthe2b May 2012 #2

Just plead ignorance. At that age it's NOT going to be a major health hazard. TheMadMonk May 2012 #3

I don't know why you couldn't do that. Vinca May 2012 #4

Keep in mind that it will probably continue to sink. A vinyl liner will sink with it. HopeHoops May 2012 #5

Yes, I gave up on koi after the "Great $1,000 Blue Heron Banquet of 2003". Denninmi May 2012 #6

My dad lost his to ducks. HopeHoops May 2012 #7