Local health department contact information.
Subsurface sewage disposal system permit.
For existing systems installed after 1974 check with your town office or apply for a record search.
Subsurface sewage disposal system file search application if property has never supported a dwelling please call the office for records related to the property.
Septic systems defined as subsurface sewage disposal systems are regulated by public health code phc section 19 13 b103 and the associated technical standards for subsurface sewage disposal systems technical standards.
The business name and address owner name and address owner s physical description number and type of machines operated county where applicant will conduct most business types of ssds.
New apply online for a septic system permit or related services.
Division septic system assistance county map.
Subsurface systems bureau to prevent pollution of all public or private water supplies whether underground or surface sources.
A community subsurface sewage treatment and disposal system consists of one.
Any individual or property owner who desires to have a subsurface sewage disposal septic system installed on their property or requiring repair to an existing faulty system must get a septic system construction permit.
0400 48 01 05 percolation test procedures.
Address listed below must match address as it is assigned by kgis.
A complete hhe 200 subsurface wastewater disposal system application if a separate building for showers and or toilets are associated with the pool or spa or if the pool backwash discharges to a subsurface system.
Applicants must submit application for subsurface sewage disposal system installer permit below.
Systems older than 1974 have.
Any person engaged in the business of installing altering extending or repairing a subsurface sewage disposal septic systems needs a subsurface sewage disposal system installer permit.
The application includes the following information.
To obtain records for a system on a specific property complete the top portion of this application.
A conventional subsurface sewage treatment and disposal system consists of a house sewer septic tank followed by a leaching system any necessary pumps or siphons and any ground water control system on which the operation of the leaching system is dependent.
Due to possible factors such as age of the records undocumented modifications and changes in property ownership the data provided may not be fully accurate current or reliable nor do the records provided attest to the subsurface sewage disposal system s current functionality.
The subsurface systems bureau is responsible for the review and issuance or denial of permits that govern approximately 80 85 of all development that occurs within the state of new hampshire.
0400 48 01 07 design of the conventional disposal field.
0400 48 01 04 additional site requirements and limitations for subdivision approval and individual lots and issuance of construction permit.
