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On-Site Septic Systems

Contractors

Certification 

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Local on-site septic system regulations

The Clark County Board of Health adopted Ordinance 24.17 in October 2007 during a public hearing 

On-Site Sewage (Septic) System Rules and Regulations of Clark County Public Health

Quality Control & Assurance Designer/Installer OSS Checklist

 

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