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Residential Sewer Use Certification Sewage Treatment Capacity Charge This document must be printed, signed and scanned before submitting Department of Natural Resources and Parks Wastewater Treatment

How to fill out residential sewer use certification

How to fill out a residential sewer use certification:

1. Obtain the residential sewer use certification form from the local municipality or relevant authority.
2. Fill out the personal information section, including your name, address, and contact details.
3. Provide details about the property, including the property address, whether it is a single-family dwelling or multi-unit building, and the number of occupants.
4. Indicate the type of sewer connection, whether it is a public sewer or a septic system.
5. Provide information on any additional systems connected to the sewer, such as a sump pump, backwater valve, or grinder pump.
6. Specify the type of wastewater generated, such as from residential use, business, or both.
7. Answer any additional questions specific to your municipality or authority, such as the presence of commercial activities, excessive water usage, or any known plumbing issues.
8. Sign and date the certification form, affirming that the provided information is accurate and complete.
9. Submit the completed form to the appropriate authority by the stated deadline.

Who needs a residential sewer use certification?

1. Homeowners: If you own a residential property, you may be required to obtain a residential sewer use certification.
2. Renters: In some cases, renters may also need to obtain this certification, especially if they are responsible for the property's sewer system or if instructed by the property owner.
3. Property Managers: Those managing rental properties or multi-unit buildings may need to ensure that each unit has a residential sewer use certification on file.
4. Relevant Authorities: Local municipalities or sewerage authorities often require residential sewer use certifications to monitor and regulate sewer systems' usage and ensure compliance with local regulations.

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What is residential sewer use certification?

Residential sewer use certification is a document that verifies that a residential property is compliant with regulations regarding sewage disposal.

Who is required to file residential sewer use certification?

Homeowners or property owners are required to file residential sewer use certification for their properties.

How to fill out residential sewer use certification?

To fill out residential sewer use certification, homeowners need to provide information about the property's sewage disposal system and ensure compliance with regulations.

What is the purpose of residential sewer use certification?

The purpose of residential sewer use certification is to ensure that residential properties are properly managing and disposing of sewage to protect the environment and public health.

What information must be reported on residential sewer use certification?

Information such as the type of sewage disposal system, maintenance records, and compliance with regulations must be reported on residential sewer use certification.