Chapter 10: On-Site Wastewater Treatment. 1  community or private drinking water supplies are not threatened; 2  direct human exposure is not possible; 3  waste is inaccessible to vectors, insects, rodents, or other possible carriers; 4  all environmental laws and regulations are complied with; and. 5  odor or aesthetic nuisances are not created.
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