It depends, the BC Health Authority requires wastewater leaving the system to be less than 2xxx xxx xx, however the location, type of soils, and quantity/type of waste all play a role in the total system cost. A completed septic design should include the estimated costs to install a system compliant to the regulations.

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As with all professions, you should hire someone you trust. The Heath Authourity requires Authorized Persons to work on wastewater systems to be governed by ASTTBC (ROWP) or EGBC (P.Eng) who are both goverened by the new professonal ssss Act. Click the "Manage Questions" button Click on the question you would like to attach a video to When editing your answer, click on the video icon and then paste the YouTube or Vimeo video URL That's it! A thumbnail of your video will appear in answer text box

its a long list of Regulations Sewage System Regulations --> Health Authority Riperian Act

Yep, and systems failed, and because it was all underground, as long as it didnt smell in my backyard, its all good right? Wrong, failed systems pollute your neighbours drinking water and BC Health Officers have the obligation to ticket and fine property owners up to xxx$ per day who have failed sewage systems! , xx % of the populaiton in BC live near water, because of Polluted rinking water sources neighbours got sick,

If there is a suspicion of a health violation, Health Officers have the right to enter your property without your permission to investigate, and with the use of dyes in the toilet, they can easily track down where the wastewater came from to issue fines. If you suspect an issue, call an Authourized Maintenance Person to come and asses the problem and put together a plan to fix it.