Assertion: septic tank | /r/HasProperty | installed
Facets:
value: backwards
type: MANNER
value: underground
type: LOCATION
value: "backwards"
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Septic Tanks Can Actually Be Installed Backwards!
text: We've seen this happen when a septic tank was installed "backwards".
text: If the home has additions that were created after the septic tank was initially installed, an inspector may make recommendations to accommodate.
text: Now many government agencies require or recommend a filter when a septic tank is installed.
text: Septic tanks are installed underground normally 50 metres away from the household.
text: Septic tanks or their disposal systems must be installed to ensure minimum clearance distances from:
text: A septic tank made of plastic may be installed as deep as three feet underground, which helps to protect it from the external elements and hazards.
text: In certain circumstances, a septic tank in Texas may be grandfathered, and exempt from certain permitting requirements if the following requirements are met: the system must have been installed before September 1, 1989 or before a local dealer had an authorized installation program, have a treatment and disposal facility, and is not being used to treat a greater capacity of sewage than when it was first installed.
text: A septic tank being installed.
text: Septic Tank is installed where there is no proper drainage system.
text: Watch out: if the septic tank was installed backwards, the elevation of the waste line entering or leaving the septic tank is also going to need to be changed - this is not a trivial job, especially depending on site terrain.