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Sussex County proposes to install two pump stations and approximately 350 linear feet of force main to replace 55 on-site septic systems within the Oak Acres subdivision in Frankford and connect the housing units to a county sewer main.
The DNREC Division of Water issues licenses for the various professions involved in designing, installing and maintaining on-site wastewater treatment and disposal systems. Licenses are granted under the state’s on-site systems regulations and with input from the On-Site Systems Advisory Board.
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The On-Site Systems Advisory Board advises the Department on the groundwater discharges licensing program. The Board, created in the on-site systems regulations (7 DE Admin. Code, 7101), reviews and approves professional training requirements and courses and makes recommendations for licensing decisions by the Department.
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Jenny Jerez and Jose Luis Tetelpa have applied for Formal Waiver to install a septic system on their property located on the south side of Frankford School Road, east of Omar Road, near Frankford.
St. Clair Real Estate Holdings LLC has applied for a permit to install an on-site wastewater treatment and disposal system on their property on the south side of Betts Pond Road east of DuPont Blvd., in Millsboro.
Sam Tano has applied for a formal Waiver to install an on-site wastewater treatment and disposal system on a property in Kings Crossing near Lincoln.
Newton Farms has applied for a permit to install an on-site wastewater treatment and disposal system on their property at the southeast corner of Emma Jane Road and E. Newton Road, near Bridgeville.
Michael Lunn has applied for a Formal Waiver to build an on-site wastewater treatment and disposal system on his property that does not meet the minimum lot size requirements. The property is located along the south side of Hearn’s Pond Road, west of Bridgeville Road, near Seaford.
