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client, "a serious question exists as to whether the contour and drainage of the NPEA property is such as would permit construction of a subsurface drainfield sewage disposal facility with a capacity for 500 persons.”
On May 19, McNear granted the NPEA a building permit for block and brick alterations valued at S3,000 but did not get additional approval for the septic system from the health department.
The zoning ordinance states that “No Building Permit shall be approved by the Administrator where individual water supply andor sewage disposal systems are to be used until the suitability of soil, drainage and contour of each lot has been properly determined by the County Health Department or by a qualified registered engineer provided by the applicant, who shall certify in writing to the governing body that each such lot is suitable for such systems.” According to McNear, this
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