A ajtorres74 New Member Messages 2 Reaction score 0 Points 0 Location San Jose,CA. Jul 25, 2011 #1 Switching over to the city. Do i just backfill, or do i have to remove?
Cacher_Chick Test, Don't Guess! Messages 5,461 Reaction score 214 Points 63 Location Land of Cheese Jul 25, 2011 #2 That will be completely dependent on local code/ordinances. Here, any tank would have to be removed but the pipe and leach field can be left.
That will be completely dependent on local code/ordinances. Here, any tank would have to be removed but the pipe and leach field can be left.
Jerome2877 In the Trades Messages 397 Reaction score 2 Points 18 Location Vancouver Island , BC Jul 25, 2011 #3 Many places will allow a tank to be properly decommissioned by drilling holes in the bottom (lets the ground water drain) and filling with sand, but I would check the requirements in your area.
Many places will allow a tank to be properly decommissioned by drilling holes in the bottom (lets the ground water drain) and filling with sand, but I would check the requirements in your area.
Ballvalve General Engineering Contractor Messages 3,583 Reaction score 45 Points 48 Location northfork, california Jul 26, 2011 #4 Dont ask and leave it alone. Seal all the pipes. Unless the tank is in a spot where someone might park their cement truck.
Dont ask and leave it alone. Seal all the pipes. Unless the tank is in a spot where someone might park their cement truck.
Jerome2877 In the Trades Messages 397 Reaction score 2 Points 18 Location Vancouver Island , BC Jul 26, 2011 #5 Dont ask and leave it alone. Seal all the pipes. Unless the tank is in a spot where someone might park their cement truck. Click to expand... Disregard this terrible advice!
Dont ask and leave it alone. Seal all the pipes. Unless the tank is in a spot where someone might park their cement truck. Click to expand... Disregard this terrible advice!