Kan. Admin. Regs. § 11-7-12 - On-site wastewater system
(a) The minimum standards established by the KDHE for design
and construction of on-site wastewater systems outlined in KDHE bulletin 4-2,
as in effect in March 1997, and the "environmental health handbook," written by
the KDHE, Kansas state university cooperative extension service, and Kansas
association of sanitarians and as in effect on January 1, 1999, are hereby
adopted by reference. These minimum standards shall be superseded only by local
ordinances requiring more stringent standards of design and construction.
(b) The standard for on-site waste system operation and
maintenance outlined in Kansas state university cooperative extension
publications MF-947, dated August 1998, and MF-2290, dated October 1997, shall
be followed for all state financially assisted on-site wastewater projects and
are hereby adopted by reference.
(c) Each on-site wastewater system shall be designed,
inspected, and certified as complete by a local official according to locally
adopted sanitary or environmental codes approved by KDHE and state design and
permitting standards, before any state financial assistance payment is made.
(d) Only existing systems determined to be failing by the local
county official or a KDHE representative shall be eligible for state financial
assistance.
(e) Each district shall establish and apply applicant
prioritization based on non-point source pollution water quality benefit
criteria for all state financially assisted on-site wastewater systems.
(f) An alternative on-site wastewater treatment system that is
other than a conventional soil absorption field or pond and that is authorized
by the local health official and the commission shall be eligible for financial
assistance if the lowest cost treatment system cost-share calculation is used.
(g) State financial assistance for an applicant for an on-site
wastewater system shall not be available if the local health official reports
the applicant to the county attorney for enforcement action under locally
adopted ordinances.
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