If your system has failed, your designer needs to look into why it failed. I have fixed systems with a few hundred dollars instead of thousands for full replacement. Sometimes it is how the system is being used. Sometimes there is a problem with how it was installed. Do not remove any soil.ģ) Mark where all components are going to be located with making paint.Ĥ) Do calculations from plans to figure out Drainfield, D-Box and Septic Tank elevations.ĥ) Excavate for the components and install them.ħ) Backfill with small track machine leaving soil a little higher over Drainfield lines. You must follow your designer plans, they may be different then what I am going to say and show.ġ) Figure out where the system is going in at, then stake out areaĢ) Remove vegetation ONLY. As always, should you have any questions about your permit, contact our office via any of the methods listed to the right.The following is to see how septic systems are installed. Please familiarize yourself with the permit packet to ensure you understand what is expected during the inspection process. Permit applicants are responsible for knowing the content and requirements found in their issued permit packet. Feel free to reach out to Building Division staff to verify permit requirements at any time. Requirements for applying, permitting, construction, and inspections are subject to change at any time based on local, state, and federal law or policy, building code cycles. The Code Enforcement website page can provide you with details on how to submit a complaint online, report an issue, or speak with a representative. The Code Enforcement Unit enforces building and land use regulation as set forth in Grant County Code within the unincorporated areas of Grant County.
All enforcement functions are done through the Sheriff’s Office, Emergency Management Division. To that end, the Grant County Building Division of Development Services enforces the provisions of RCW 19.27, the Washington State Building Code, and employs International Code Council certified building inspectors and plans examiners to ensure that construction documents are reviewed and demonstrate conformance with the code, that permits are issued and inspections are conducted throughout the various phases of construction so that the end result is to provide buildings that may be used safely and securely by current and future generations.Ĭode enforcement is no longer facilitated through Development Services. Grant County is committed to ensuring that our built environment supports the public health, safety, and general welfare of its citizens and visitors of our community.
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