FEE SCHEDULE FOR SEWAGE DISPOSAL AND PRIVATE WELL APPLICATIONS
Application fees will not be charged for applications to repair a failing sewage disposal system or to replace a private well. In addition, fees will be waived for applicants whose family income falls below the Federal Poverty Guidelines (proof of income is required).
Schedule of VDH Sewage and Private Well Application Fees |
|
Application Type |
Fee |
Bare application – Onsite Sewage Construction Permit |
355.00 |
Bare application Certification Letter (Onsite Sewage) |
300.00 |
AOSE Construction Permit or Certification Letter, System ≤ 1,000 gpd |
200.00 |
Construction Permit or Certification Letter, System >1,000 gpd |
1,075.00 |
Private Well Construction Permit |
205.00 |
Bare Application Onsite Sewage & Private Well Construction Permit |
560.00 |
AOSE Construction Permit & Well, System ≤ 1,000 gpd |
405.00 |
Construction Permit, System > 1,000 gpd & Well |
1,280.00 |
Alternative Onsite Sewage Systems
On July 1, 2009, the Virginia Department of Health began regulating the operation and maintenance of alternative onsite sewage systems. Certain requirements, such as requiring owners of newly installed alternative systems to record notices in the land records and for owners to operate their alternative systems according to manufacturers' instructions, went into effect on July 1. Other requirements regarding alternative systems are under development and will be phased in as interim requirements, emergency regulations and final regulations go into effect.
For information about new rules and requirements for alternative sewage systems:
http://www.vdh.virginia.gov/EnvironmentalHealth/Onsite/newsofinterest/index.htm
Food Safety Program in Three Rivers Health District
The health department conducts over one thousand food safety inspections a year in the Three Rivers Health District. Would you like to see the results? Link: http://www.healthspace.ca/vdh
And here are some of the basic health facts about how this work protects you and your family: Link: http://www.vdh.virginia.gov/EnvironmentalHealth/FOOD/FoodSafety/FAQ/index.htm