Sac Bee: Assemblyman Gaines hopes to repeal septic legislation
Assemblyman Ted Gaines will announce tonight that he hopes to repeal legislation that could force regulation of septic systems in the state.
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Scoping documents for the new proposed regulations are available from the SWRCB at:
Onsite Waste Water Treatment Systems (OWTS)
The first public meetings will be held in Sacramento on May 2nd and Riverside on May 5th. Check the website for details.
Onsite Waste Water Treatment Systems (OWTS)
The first public meetings will be held in Sacramento on May 2nd and Riverside on May 5th. Check the website for details.
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