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ORDINAI\CE TO AMEND MASON COUNTY CODE
TITLE 6 SANITARY CODE
CIIAPTER 6.76 ONSITE SEWAGE REGULATIONS
AN ORDINANCE amending Mason County Code Title 6 Chapter 6.76 Onsite Sewage
Regulations.
WHEREAS, Mason County Code Title 6, Chapter 6.76 addresses local onsite sewage regulations;
and
WHEREAS, Chapter 6.76has been revised to eliminate requirements included in Washington
State Board of Health WAC 246-272A; and
WHEREAS, the proposed Mason County Onsite Regulations were reviewed by the Mason
County Board of Health on February 24,2009; and
WF{EREAS, the Mason County Board of Commissioners held a public hearing about the
proposed revision on April 7,2009, to consider the testimony of the Mason County Public Health
Department and Mason County citizens; and
NOW THEREFORE, BE lT FIEREBY ORDAINED, the Mason County Board of
Commissioners hereby approves and ADOPTS revisions to Mason County Code Title 6
Chapter 6.76 as described by ATTACHMENT A.
APPROVED this 7th day of April2009.
BOARD OF COLINTY COMMISSIONERS'G. <&&*
Sheldon, Chairperson
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MASON COUNTY BOARD OF IIEALTH
ON-SITE SETVAGE REGULATIONS
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Purpose.......
Administration....
Definitions
Applicability....
Minimum Standards and Adoption by Reference.
Operation and Maintenance of On-site sewage systems. .......3
Certified Pumper Requirements...... 4
Certified Installer Requirements...... 5
Certified Operation and Maintenance Specialist Requirements 5-7
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Certified Contractor Review Board.
On-Site Sewage Advisory Committee
Enforcement.. ...
Appeals.
Severability
Repealer.
Effective Date.
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SECTION ONE: AUTHORITY
Pursuant to the authority of Chapters 43.20.050, 70.05.060 RCW, These regulations are hereby
established as minimum requirements of the Mason County Board of Health, governing on-site sewage
systems in Mason County.
SECTION T\ilO: PURPOSE
The purpose of these regulations are to assure protection of public health by:
2.0I. Minimizing the public health effects of on-site se\¡/age systems on surface water and ground
water.
2.02. Minimizing the potential for public exposure to sewage.
2.03. Establishing design, installation, and management requirements for on-site sewage systems to
accommodate effective treatment and disposal of sewage on a long term basis.
2.04. Require a known level of treatment for sewage disposed in Mason County.
2.05. Enhance protection of environmentally sensitive areas within Mason County.
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SECTION THREE : ADMINISTRATION
The Mason County Public Health Director, through authority delegated by the Mason County Board of
Health and the Mason County Health Officer shall administer these regulations. Fees may be charged
for this administration.
SECTION FOUR: DEFINITIONS
The definitions of terms contained in Chapter 246-272AV{AC are hereby adopted and incorporatedby
reference. In addition, the following definitions shall also apply in these regulations:
Board. shall mean the Mason County Board of Health.
Dìrector shall mean the Mason County Public Health Director or a member of the
department authorized by and under the direct supervision of the Mason County Health
Officer and Director.
Depørtmenl shall mean the Mason CountyPublic Health
Heølth Oflicer shall mean the Mason CountyHealth Officer or a member of the
department authorized by and under the direct supervision of the Mason County Health
Officer.
Professionøl Development Hoar (PDH) shall mean an hour engaged in a qualifying
activity
Contínuíng Educatíon unít (CEU) shall mean unit of credit customarily used for ,, \
continuing education courses. One continuing education unit equals 10 Professional L , )
Development Hours.
Quølìfyíng Actívìty shall mean any activitythat is related to on-site wastewater
treatment systems or will help the installer or operation and maintenance provider
maintain their competency.
Sarface Water shall mean any body of water, whether fresh or marine, flowing or
contained in a natural or artificial unlined depressions for a significant periods of the
year, including natural and artificial lakes, ponds, springs, rivers, streams, swamps,
marshes and tidal waters.
SígníJicønt periods of the yeør shall mean from December 1 through March 31
Commaníty Drainlìelds shall mean a drainfield serving two or more residences on two
or more parcels.
Shøred Draintìeld shall mean two residences on one parcel sharing one drainfield with
or without separate tanks.
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SECTION FIVE: APPLICABILITY
5.01. These regulations shall apply to all on-site sewage systems except the following:
5.01.01. New construction for which a permit was issued prior to adoption of these
regulations and which is still valid.
5.01.02. Facilities constructed or operated in accordance with a permit or approval issued
by the V/ashingfon State Department of Ecology. Where these regulations are in
conflict with Chapter 90.48 or 70.95 RCW, said RCW shall apply.
5.01.03. Facilities constructed or operated in accordance with a permit or approval issued
by the'Washington State Department of Health. 'Where these regulations are in
confl ict wíth 246-27 2B W AC.
5.01.04. Where any of the requirements of these regulations conflict with one another or
with any requirements of Chapter 246-272AWAC, the more stringent
requirement shall apply.
SECTION SIX: MINIMUM STA¡IDARDS AI\D ADOPTION BY REFERENCE
6.01. "Chapter 246-272AWAC, Rules and Regulations of the State Board of Health for On-Site
Sewage Systems" as presently adopted and any future revisions are hereby adopted and
incorporated by reference in these regulations. Copies of said document shall be maintained
and made available to the public at the Mason County Public Health office.
6.02. "Mason County Public Health On-Site Standards " as presently adopted and any future
revisions are hereby adopted and incorporated by reference in these regulations. Copies ofsaid
document shall be maintained and made available to the public at the Mason County Public
Health ofÍice.
6.03. "Mason County's On-Site Sewage System Management Plan" as presently adopted and any
future revisions are hereby adopted and incorporated by reference in these regulations. Copies
of said document shall be maintained and made available to the public at the Mason County
Public Health office.
6.04. Permits shall be required prior to any construction, alteration, extension, relocation, or repair of
any on-site sewage system. Permits shall be vatid for three years from the signature date of the
site inspection. Permit fees shall be charged according to the "Mason County Public Health
Fee Schedule." Copies of said document shall be maintained and made available to the public
at the Mason County Public Health offtce.
SECTION SEYEN: OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF ON-SITE SEWAGE SYSTEMS
7.01. On-site sewage systems shall be inspected as prescribedh246-2724
County Public Health On-Site Standards.
WAC and the Mason
7.02. The homeowner or person contracted by the homeowner to perform the inspection service shall
report fully on the status of the on-site sewage system, using the form prescribed by the
Director.
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7 .03. The homeowner or person contracted by the homeowner to perform the inspection service shall . \
reportimmediate1yafIyidentifiedon-sitesewagesystemfai1uretotheDepartment
7.04. The system owner shall take necessary corective action, as identified by the Director, to
correct deficiencies in system design and operation, when such deficiencies are documented
through operation and maintenance inspections.
7.05. Transfer of resident ownership shall require a current inspection service report on the status of
the on-site sev/age system, using the form prescribed by the Director.
7.05.1,. Cunent shall mean within three years with a system consisting solely of a septic
tank and drainfield and annually for all other on-site septic system.
7.05.2. Service for an on-site sewage system consisting solely of a septic tank and gravity
drainfield shall be performed by a Mason County Certified Pumper or a Mason
County Certified Operation and Maintenance Specialist. All other on-site sewage
systems will require a report from a Mason County Certified Operation and
Maintenance Specialist.
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- ) SECTION EIGHT: CERTIFIED PUMPER REQUIREMENTS
8.01. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to engage in cleaning any septic tank,
seepage pit or chemical toilet, or removing other accumulations of sewage without first
obtaining a Pumper's certificate from the Department.
8.02. The requirements for pumper certification shall include all of the following:
8.02.01. The applicant shall demonstrate having a certified disposal site for the septage or
holding tank wastes.
8.02.02. The applicant shall demonstrate sanitary equipment meeting the following
requirements:
8.02.02.01 The pump tank shall be of at least 1000 gallons in capacity, in good
repair, and of cleanable construction.
8.02.02.02 All outer contact surfaces and fittings shall be kept in a clean and
sanitary condition while stored or in transit, and all premises served
and equipment used shall be left in a clean and sanitary condition.
8.02.02.03 All discharge valves shall be in good repair, free from leaks and fitted
with watertight caps.
8.02.02.04 The name of the operating firm shall be prominently displayed on the
¡--..\ sides of anypump tank vehicle.
i' ) S.03 The initial certificate fee shall be in accordance with the adopted fee schedule. At the end of
each calendar year all certificates shall expire. Certificates may be renewed for a fee established
by the adopted fee schedule. A Pumper's certificate shall not be transferable.
8.04 Copies of all pumping reports shall be submitted to the Mason County Public Health office
monthly except as noted in section 8:06 of this document.
8.05 A copy of the pumping report as prescribed by the Health Officer shall be given to the
homeowner at the time of the service.
8.06 A pumper's certificate may be suspended by the Director or Certified Contractor Review Board
for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days for: failure to report to the Department within two (2)
working days, non-functioning on-site components that could result in human contact with
sewage effluent, failure to report to the Department within seven (7) working days non-
functioning on-site components that could result in further system dalr:a;ge, failure to report to
the Department within twenty (20) working days other non-functioning on-site sewage system
components, or other incompetence, negligence, or misrepresentation. Said suspension may be
appealed by the holder of the certificate following the provisions of Section 14 of these
regulations and will be held in abeyance pending resolution of the appeal.
8.07 A pumper's certificate shall be revoked by the Certified Contractor Review Board for a period
not to exceed one year for serious or repeated violations of any of the requirements of these
regulations, using the following procedure:
I I 8.07.01 The Chair of the Certified Contractor Review Board shall notify the pumper in\ '/ writing, stating the reasons for which the pumper's certificate is subþct to
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revocation and advisingthatthe certificate shall be permanently revoked at the
end of ten (10) days following service of such notice, unless a written request for
hearing is filed with the department by the holder of the pumper's certificate
within the ten (10) day period.
The Director shall schedule a special hearing of an appeal for the pumper with the
Certified Contractor Review Board within 30 days of the request for hearing.
The Director may suspend the pumper's certificate pending the hearing with the
Certified Contractor's Review Board.
SECTION MNE: CERTIFIED INSTALLER REQUIREMENTS
9.01. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to engage in installation, alteration,
repair or modification of an on-site se\ryage system within Mason County without first
obtaining an installer's certificate from the department except as noted in246-272-0250,V/AC.
9.02. Requirements for installer certification shall include all of the following:
9.02.01. Presentation to the Director of evidence showing aminimum of one year
experience working with a certified installer or some other experience that can be
demonstrated to the Director as providing knowledge and skills equivalent to
having worked with a certified installer for a minimum of one year.
9.02.02. Prior to issuance of a certificate, the Director shall require written examination of
the applicant's knowledge of on-site sewage system principals and the rules,
regulations, laws and ordinances affecting the public health and safety with
respect to on-site sewage systems.
9.02.03. The initial certification fee shall be in accordance with the adopted fee schedule.
At the end of each calendar year all certificates shall expire. Certificates may be
renewed for a fee established by the adopted fee schedule. An installer's
certificate shall not be transferable.
9.02.04. Prior to the issuance of an installer's certificate, the applicant shall provide
verification to the Department of their current status as a Specialty Contractor.
9.02.05. The installer shall accumulate twelve professional development hours for any
three year period.
9.02.06. The installer is responsible for maintaining records to be used to support credits
claimed. Records should include date of activity instructor's name, description of
activity, number of contact hours and location. The installer shall keep their
records of continuing education for the current renewal period plus the three years
before the last renewal. All continuing education records and supporting
documentation must be furnished to the Board upon request.
9.03. Certificates may be suspended by the Director or the Certified Contractor Review Board for a
period not to exceed thirty (30) days for incompetence, negligence, misrepresentation, or the
installation, repair or modification of a system for which a permit has not been previously
obtained, or for failure by the holder to comply with any other requirement of these regulations.
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i ) Said suspension may be appealed by the holder of the certificate following the provisions of
Section 14 of these regulations and will be held in abeyance pending resolution of the appeal.
9.04. An installer's certificate shall be revoked by the Certified Contractor Review Board for a
period not to exceed one year for serious or repeated violations of any of the requirements of
these regulations, using the following procedure:
9.04.01. The Chair of the Certified Contractor Review Board shall notify the installer in
writing, stating the reasons for which the installer's certificate is subject to
revocation and advising that the certificate shall be permanently revoked at the
end of ten (10) days following service of such notice, unless a written request for
hearing is filed with the department by the holder of the installers cefüftcate
within the ten (10) dayperiod.
9.04.02. The Director shall schedule a special hearing of an appeal for the installer with the
Certified Contractor Review Board within thirty (30) days of the request for
hearing.
9.04.03. The Director may suspend the installer's certificate pending the hearing with the
Certified Contractor' s Review Board.
9.05. Any installer whose certificate has been revoked will be required to take the written
examination again before issuance of a new installer's certificate.
9.06. It shall be unlawful for an installer to engage in construction, alteration, repair or modification
,.---r of an on-site sewage system within Mason County during the period his or her certificate is
i .l revoked or suspended.
SECTION TEN: CERTIF.IED OPERATION Ai\D MAINTENANCE SPECIALIST
REQUIREMENTS
10.01. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to engage in operation and maintenance
of an on-site sewage system within Mason Countywithout first obtaining an operation and
maintenance certificate from the Department.
70.02. Any operation and maintenance inspection required by the Department shall be performed by
appropriate persorurel as specified in the "Mason County Public Health On-Site Standards
10.03. The requirements for maintenance specialist certification shall include all of the following:
10.03.01 Presentation to the Director of evidence showing a minimum of one year
experience working with a certified maintenance specialist, working as a Licensed
Designer or some other experience that can be demonstrated to the Director as
providing knowledge and skills equivalent to having worked with a certified
maintenance specialist or as a Licensed Designer for a minimum of one year.
10.03.02. Prior to issuance of a certificate, the Director shall require written examination of
the applicant's knowledge of on-site sewage system principles and the rules,
regulations, laws, and ordinances affecting the public health and safety with
respect to on-site seu¡age systems.
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10.03.03. The operation and maintenance specialist shall demonstrate to the Director \
attendance of training in on-site v/astewater treatment operation and maintenance '')
at the Northwest On-Site'Wastewater Training Center or the equivalent.
10.03.04 The initial certificate fee shall be in accordance with the adopted fee schedule. At
the end of each calendar year, all certificates shall expire. Certificates may be
renewed for a fee established by the adopted fee schedule. A maintenance
specialist's certificate shall not be transferable.
10.03.05. The operation and maintenance specialist shall accumulate twenty-four
professional development hours for any three year period.
10.03.06. The operation and maintenance specialist is responsible for maintaining records to
be used to support credits claimed. Records should include date of activity,
instructor's name, description of activity, number of contact hours and location.
The operation and maintenance specialist shall keep their records of continuing
education for the current renewal period plus the three years before the last
renewal. All continuing education records and supporting documentation must be
fumished to Mason CountyPublic Health upon request.
10.04. Copies of all maintenance reports, as prescribed by the Health Officer, shall be submitted to the
Mason County Public Health monthly except as noted in 10.06 of this document.
10.05. A copy of the maintenance report, as prescribed by the Health Officer, shall be given to the
homeowner at the time of service.
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10.06. A operation and maintenance specialist's certificate may be suspended by the Director or i j
Certified Contractor Review Board for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days for: failure to
report to the Department within two (2) working days, non-functioning on-site components that
could result in human contact with sewage effluent, failure to report to the Department within
seven (7) working days non-functioning on-site components the could result in further system
damage,failure to report to the Department within twenty (20) working days other non-
functioning on-site sewage system components, or other incompetence, negligence, or
misrepresentation. Said suspension may be appealed by the holder of the certificate following
the provisions of Section 14 of these regulations and will be held in abeyance pending
resolution of the appeal.
L0.07. A maintenance specialist's certificate shall be revoked by the Certified Contractor Review
Board for a period not to exceed one year for serious or repeated violations of any of the
requirements of these regulations, using the following procedure:
10.07.01. The Chair of the Certified Contractor Review Board shall notiff the maintenance
specialist in writing, stating the reasons for which the maintenance specialist's
certificate is subject to revocation and advising that the certificale shall be
permanently revoked at the end of ten (10) days following service of such notice,
unless a written request for hearing is filed with the department by the holder of
the installers certificate within the ten (10) day period.
10.07.02. The Director shall schedule a special hearing of an appeal by the maintenance
specialist with the Certifïed Contractor Review Board within 30 days of the ,--\
request for hearing. { )
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10.07.03. The Director may suspend the maintenance specialist's certificate pending the
hearing with the Certified Contractor's Review Board.
10.08. Any operation and maintenance specialist whose certificate has been revoked will be required
to take the written examination again before issuance of a new operation and maintenance
specialist's certifi cate.
10.09. It shall be unlawful for an operation and maintenance specialist ts engage in any on-site
inspections within Mason County during the period his or her certificate is revoked or
suspended.
SECTION ELEVEN: CERTIF.IED CONTRACTOR REVIEW BOARI)
1 1.01 . The Director shall establish and maintain a review board called the Certified Contractor
Review Board.
II.02. The review board shall meet as needed or as determined by the Health Officer to evaluate the
performance of all certified Mason County pumpers, installers, and operation and maintenance
specialists to determine whether they have the capacity and proven record of performing their
jobs in a manner that is acceptable for the protection of public health, and to recommend to the
Director appropriate disciplinary action for contractors that do not meet minimum performance
standards, and to hold hearings and make determinations on appeals of decisions by the
Director pertaining to certified contractors.
11.03. The review board shall act under by-laws adopted by the Board. Copies of said document shall
be kept on file and made available for public inspection at the department office.
SECTION T\ryELVE: ON-SITE SE\ilAGE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
12.01. The Director shall establish and maintain an advisory committee called the On-Site Sewage
Advisory Committee.
12.02. The advisory committee shall meet a minimum of once each year to evaluate department
policies and procedures pertaining to the on'site sewage program, "Mason County Public
Health Standards" and all relevant local ordinances and codes. The committee will present
findings and make recommendations to the Director and the Board of Health.
12.03. The advisory committee shall act under by-laws adopted by the Board. Copies of said
document shall be kept on file and made available to the public at the Mason County Public
Health office.
SECTION THIRTEEN: ENFORCEMENT
13.01. It shall be unlawful to discharge sewage from any on-site sewage system, including septic tank
wastes and greywater to surface water or upon the surface of the ground.
13.02. It shall be unlawful to use or maintain a malfunctioning on-site se\áage system. Upon the
discovery of the existence of such a system, written notice of violation shall be given to the
recorded owner and/or occupant of the premises. Upon failure to adequately repair and restore
the sewage system to proper working order within the time frame stipulated on the written
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notice or thereafter amended, the premises may be vacated. Failure to so vacate shall constitute \
an additional violation
13.03. No person shall discharge waste products other than domestic sewage into an on-site sewage
systems, except where it has been adequately demonstrated to the Director that the non-
domestic waste discharge would be consistent with the system design, good sanitary waste
treatment and disposal practice, and not cause a water quality violation or violate hazardous
waste materials disposal law.
13.04. No person shall use and maintain an on-site sewage system except in a manner that is
appropriate to the design of the system.
13.05. The Director may condemn, according to law, any residence or other establishment which is
accumulating or disposing of sewage in a manner contrary to the requirements of these
regulations.
13.06. All violations of these regulations are determined to be unlawful and declared to be detrimental
to the public health, safety and welfare, and are public nuisances. All conditions which render
any building, structure, premises, land use or portion thereof to be used or maintained in
violation of these regulations shall be abated if provisions for their continuance made pursuant
to these regulations are not satisfied.
13.07 . In addition to or as an alternative to any other judicial or administrative remedy provided
herein, or by law, any person or establishment who violates these regulations or by each act of
commission or omission procures, aids or abets such violation, may be assessed a civil penalty
not to exceed two hundred fifty dollars ($250) for each day of continuous violation to be r I
directly assessed by the Health Officer until such violation is corrected. The per diem penalty \' -. )
shall double for the second separate violation and triple for the third and subsequent separate
violations of the same regulation within any five (5) year period.
13.08. In addition to or as an alternative to any other judicial or administrative remedyprovided
herein, or by law, any person who violates these regulations or by each act of commission or
omission procures, aids or abets such violation, shall, upon conviction, be guilty of a
misdemeanor. For purposes of these regulations, each section violated shall constitute a
separate and distinct offense, and each day's violation shall constitute a separate and distinct
offense. Penalt¡ upon conviction, shall be punishable by a fine of not more than five hundred
dollars ($500), or by imprisonment for not more than ninety (90) days, or both such fine and
imprisonment.
SECTION FOURTEEN: APPEALS
14.01. Decisions of the Director pertaining to the certification of Pumpers, Installers and Operation
and Maintenance Specialists may be appealed to the Certified Contractor Review Board.
14.02. All other decisions of the Director may be appealed to the Health Officer. Appeals must be
made in writing to the Director within ten 10 working days of the decision which is being
disputed. A hearing date shall be scheduled with the Health Officer to be held within thirty
(30) days of said decision being appealed.
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14.03. Determinations of the Health Officer may be appealed to the Hearings Examiner. Appeals
must be made in writing to the Director within ten (10) \ryorking days of the decision which is
being disputed. A hearing date shall be scheduled with the board for their next regular meeting.
14.04. Departmental orders and determinations shall be stayed for the period the appeal is pending,
provided no surfacing sewage or public health hazardresults from said stay.
14.05. Any variations from these regulations resulting in requirements less stringent than those found
in Chapter 246-272AWAC shall have concurrence from the V/ashington State Department of
Health.
14.06. Administrative hearings shall be conducted in accordance with Mason County Office of
Environmental Health Variance and Appeal Procedure. Copies of said document shall be
maintained and made available to the public at the Mason County Public Health office.
SECTION FIFTEEN: SEVERABILITY
In the event any section, subsection, or other portion of these regulations are for any reason held
invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such section, subsection or portion
shall be deemed a separate provision of these regulations and such designation shall not affect the
validity of the remaining portions of these regulations.
SECTION SIXTEEN: REPEALER
,.-\ These regulations supersede Mason County Board of Health On-Site Sewage Regulation rev.4/211998
\,.-. ) repealed by the Board of Commissioners.
SECTION SEVENTEEN: EFFECTIVE DATE
These regulations shall be effective immediately upon adoption by the Mason County Board of Health.
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Public Process for Review and lnput:
The On-Site Advisory Committee has been meeting monthly since July 2008
working on these changes. We have received input from our Advisory Committee
members and other counties. Our members consists of a licensed designer,
certified pumper, certified installer, certified operation and maintenance provider,
realtor, representatives from a water shed, Mason County Public Health and a
citizen at large.
1211l0B Presentation to the Lower Hood CanalWatershed Coalition
118109 Sent out 116 letters to certified installers, O&M providers and pumpers
1lgl09 Posted new proposed revised regulations on our website
1l12l\g Sent letters to 2g designers that work mainly in our county.
1112109 Sent letters addressing new regulations to all of the realty offices in our
county.
(l f 1l15l}g The Oakland Bay Clean Water District Advisory Committee was informed
members were invited:to contact Cindy Waite for. questions and input.
1123109 Presentation by Debbie Riley to the Mason County Realtors Association
which included realtors and title companies
2111109 Received comments back from the State Department of Health and
Íncorporated them into the proposed regulations
2117109 Presentation by Cindy Waite to the Home Builders of Mason County
211}lilg Final discussion with the On Site Advisory Committee
2119109 Presentation by Cindy Waite at the WRIA 1O meeting
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