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INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING THIS PERMIT APPLICATION, PLB 67 - SBD 6398 To be complete and accurate the permit application must include: 1. Property owner's name and complete legal description, please circle the appropriate municipal government unit, (whether this is in a city, village or town); 2. Indicate specifically what type of use is served, if public is checked indicate type of use (i.e. 10 unit apartment, 30 seat restaurant, etc.); 3. Complete the block for conventional or alternate system depending on system type, check all appropriate boxes or blanks. 4. Indicate the design percolation rate listed on the 115 soil test report, the number of square feet required by code and the number of square feet to be installed; 5. Complete the section on water supply; 6. PRINT the name of the master plumber or master plumber restricted who will install the system, circle the appropriate license classi- fication, place your license number in the space provided and sign the permit in the signature block; 7. Please place the plumbers business phone number in the blank provided, if there is a problem or question this will speed review of the permit; 8. Change of ownership or plumber requires a Sanitary Permit Transfer Form (67-T) to be submitted to the county prior to installation. Failure to comply will void the sanitary permit. 9. This permit may be renewed, and at the time of renewal any new criteria in the Wis. Adm. Code will be applicable. 10. A new permit will be needed if there is a change in, estimated wastewater flow, (number of bedrooms, etc.), location of the system, depth of the system, type of system. 11. All revisions to this permit must be approved by the permit issuing authority. 12. A complete plan including a plot plan, drawn to scale or with complete dimensions. 13. Horizontal and vertical elevation reference points that are permanent and clearly shown. 14. Piping detail including pipe size, separating distances, distances between beds if appropriate, tank locations, effluent line from tank(s) to system, building sewer and vent observation pipe(s). 15. The permit issuing agent may require a cross section drawing of the effluent disposal system. TO THE OWNER: This is valid for two years. Changes in your building plans or locations may require you to obtain a new permit. Private sewage systems must be properly maintained. Have a licensed pumper clean your septic tank whenever necessary usually every 2 to 3 years. If you have questions concerning your system, contact your local code administrator or the Bureau of Plumbing, DILHR, State of Wisconsin.