Assertion: cesspool | /r/HasProperty | replaced
Facets:
value: immediately
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: This cesspool maintenance & repair article describes the criteria used to show that a cesspool has failed, or that a cesspool is at the end of its life and needs to be replaced.
text: What makes this such a major change, is the requirement that ALL cesspools - not just the faulty ones - be replaced when a property sells.
text: If a cesspool serves a non-residential facility serving more than 20 people per day, or any multifamily dwelling, the cesspool must be replaced as required under current DEM and EPA regulations;
text: If a cesspool is located within one of the three areas described below, the cesspool must be replaced immediately:
text: Do all cesspools in Rhode Island need to be replaced?
text: If your property is subject to sale or transfer, the cesspool must be removed from service within one year of the closing date; If your cesspool is failed (see definition below), the cesspool must be replaced within 1 year of the failure, or less if an imminent threat to public health is identified; If you have a cesspool that serves a non-residential facility or multifamily dwelling, the cesspool must be replaced as required under current DEM and EPA regulations; If your cesspool is located within one of the three areas described below, the cesspool must be replaced immediately: Within 200 feet of the inland edge of all shoreline features bordering tidal water areas
text: The deadline for replacing cesspools located within these 200-foot zones was January 1, 2014 and all remaining cesspools in these areas are in violation of the Cesspool Act All cesspools in Rhode Island are subject to the Rhode Island Cesspool Act of 2007 and will need to be replaced.