1701 1900 1901 2100 > 2100 Unable to Determine – – Trench Size ft²; Totals: 100 300 301 500 501 700 701 900 – – – – 901 1100 1101 1300 1301 1500 1501 1700 – – – – 1701 1900 1901 2100 > 2100 Unable to Determine – – Probable Cause(s) of Failure; Totals: Septic Tank Failure Infrequent Tank Pumping Pipe Filled with Solids Damaged/Collapsed Hydraulic Overload System Undersized Piping System Insufficient Isolation Root Intrusion Installation Error to Water Table Unsuitable Fill Dirty Stone Excess Cover Lack of Maintenance Soil Clogging Unable to Determine Other: _____________________________________________________________________ Appendix E On-Site Wastewater Treatment Management Program Self-Assessment Review Option Michigan local health departments (LHDs), in partnership with the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), are committed to the protection of public health and the environment through the effective On-Site Wastewater Treatment Management Programs. Structured evaluations of LHDs by DEQ staff on a 3-year basis, as part of the Michigan Local Public Health Accreditation Program (MLPHAP), have been utilized to measure the success of programs in meeting minimum program requirements (MPRs). Historical reviews clearly confirm that a commitment to ongoing quality assurance at LHDs have consistently resulted in accreditation reviews where there were few, if any, major deficiencies noted. It is the purpose of this guidance to establish the alternative option for accreditation review based upon annual LHD self-assessment and reporting which effectively communicates ongoing compliance status.
1701 – 1900 1901 – 2100 > 2100 Unable to Determine Trench Size ft²; Totals: 100 – 300 301 – 500 501 – 700 701 – 900 901 – 1100 1101 – 1300 1301 – 1500 1501 – 1700 1701 – 1900 1901 – 2100 > 2100 Unable to Determine Probable Cause(s) of Failure; Totals: Septic Tank Failure Infrequent Tank Pumping Pipe Filled with Solids Damaged/Collapsed Hydraulic Overload System Undersized Piping System Insufficient Isolation Root Intrusion Installation Error to Water Table Unsuitable Fill Dirty Stone Excess Cover Lack of Maintenance Soil Clogging Unable to Determine Other: _____________________________________________________________________ Appendix E On-Site Wastewater Treatment Management Program Self-Assessment Review Option Michigan local health departments (LHDs), in partnership with the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), are committed to the protection of public health and the environment through the effective On-Site Wastewater Treatment Management Programs. Structured evaluations of LHDs by DEQ staff on a 3-year basis, as part of the Michigan Local Public Health Accreditation Program (MLPHAP), have been utilized to measure the success of programs in meeting minimum program requirements (MPRs). Historical reviews clearly confirm that a commitment to ongoing quality assurance at LHDs have consistently resulted in accreditation reviews where there were few, if any, major deficiencies noted. It is the purpose of this guidance to establish the alternative option for accreditation review based upon annual LHD self-assessment and reporting which effectively communicates ongoing compliance status.