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less than one-half (1/2) minute per inch. See Section <br />150.01.4G. <br />Consider sewage treatment units for problem soils with this <br />percolation range. See Section 150.01.4G. <br /> <br />Subd. ~ LOCATION <br /> <br /> 1. On slopes ~ excess of twelve per cent (12%), the soil profile <br />shall be carefully evaluated in the location of the proposed soil treatment area <br />and downslope to identify the presence of layers that may cause sidehill <br />seepage. In no case shall a trench be located within fifteen (15) feet of such <br />a layer surfacing on the downslope. <br /> <br /> 2. Bed construction shall be limited to areas having natural slopes of <br />less than six per cent (6%). <br /> <br /> 3. Any soil treatment area other than seepage pits shall be set back <br />the following distances from the features given below. <br /> <br />Feature <br />Water supply well less <br /> than 50 feet deep and <br /> not encountering at <br /> least 10 feet of <br /> impervious material <br />Any other water supply <br /> well or buried water <br /> suction pipe <br />Buried pipe distributing <br /> water under pressure <br />Building <br />Property lines <br /> <br />Setback Distance in Feet <br /> 100. <br /> <br />5O <br /> <br />10 <br /> <br />20 <br />10 <br /> <br />*Required for new developments and, where practicable, for existing <br />developments. <br /> <br /> 4. Any soil treatment area other than seepage pits shall be set back <br />the following distances if located in an area which has been designated as <br />follows by any local, state or federal regulation. <br /> <br />Regulation <br />Recreational development <br /> lakes <br />General development <br /> lakes and streams <br />Wild river <br />Scenic river <br />Critical river <br />Designated tributaries <br /> of wild, scenic and <br /> recreational rivers <br /> <br />Setback Distance in Feet <br /> 75* <br /> <br />50* <br /> <br />150' <br />100. <br />100. <br /> 75* <br /> <br />*Required for new developments and, where practicable, for <br />existing developments. <br /> <br /> <br />