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What do I do when my septic system fails?
Attempt to identify the cause of the problem with the aid of a licensed contractor as necessary. Clearing a clogged fixture or pipe or pumping the septic tank may resolve the problem. If the leach field had become saturated and is no longer working evidenced by “gray water” on the ground, immediate action is necessary for health reasons. Septic systems are regulated by state agencies, NV Health for residential and NDEP for commercial. When a residential leach field fails a replacement field must be constructed, inspected and approved under a county permit. See our information web pages and contact the Building Dept. for assistance.
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What do I do when my septic system fails?
Attempt to identify the cause of the problem with the aid of a licensed contractor as necessary. Clearing a clogged fixture or pipe or pumping the septic tank may resolve the problem. If the leach field had become saturated and is no longer working evidenced by “gray water” on the ground, immediate action is necessary for health reasons. Septic systems are regulated by state agencies, NV Health for residential and NDEP for commercial. When a residential leach field fails a replacement field must be constructed, inspected and approved under a county permit. See our information web pages and contact the Building Dept. for assistance.
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When and where do I need to install an ARC Fault Circuit Breaker?
ARC fault protection is required for all 15 and 20 amp electrical circuits supplying outlets (includes lighting outlets) in all sleeping rooms for new residential construction.
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Where can I get information regarding electric service to my lot?
See www.sierrapacific.com/services/business/new_construction which is a web page providing a wealth of information including answers to numerous frequently asked questions regarding this subject. (For information regarding natural gas service in Lyon County visit www.southwestgas.com.)
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