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On-Site Liquid Waste System Abandonment - New Mexico
On-Site Liquid Waste System Abandonment is a legal document that was released by the New Mexico Environment Department - a government authority operating within New Mexico.
FAQ
Q: What is on-site liquid waste system abandonment?A: On-site liquid waste system abandonment refers to the process of permanently closing or decommissioning a septic system or other liquid waste disposal system.
Q: Why would someone abandon an on-site liquid waste system?A: There are several reasons why someone may choose to abandon an on-site liquid waste system, including the system being outdated, malfunctioning, or no longer meeting regulatory requirements.
Q: What is the process of abandoning an on-site liquid waste system?A: The process of abandoning an on-site liquid waste system typically involves pumping out and removing any remaining waste, collapsing or removing the tank, and filling the system with inert material.
Q: Is abandoning an on-site liquid waste system required?A: In New Mexico, the abandonment of on-site liquid waste systems may be required under certain circumstances, such as when a property is connecting to a central sewer system or when the system poses a threat to public health or the environment.
Q: Who is responsible for the abandonment of an on-site liquid waste system?A: The responsibility for the abandonment of an on-site liquid waste system typically falls on the property owner, who may need to hire a licensed professional to properly carry out the abandonment process.
Q: Are there any regulations or permits required for on-site liquid waste system abandonment?A: Yes, in New Mexico, there are regulations and permits in place for the abandonment of on-site liquid waste systems. Property owners should consult with the local health department or regulatory agency to ensure compliance with the necessary requirements.
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