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Georgia Residential Contractor Exam Study Guide
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1. Applications include: - Name and address of property owner
- Location of property
- Site plan
- Type of facility
- Type of water supply
- Number of bedrooms
- Soils information

2. Any facility having occupancy for ___________ two hours or more
must provide an approved on site sewage
management system

3. Requirements in permits: Tank size, trench length, depth and width,
and special conditions

4. Absorption field lengths are typically sized Number of bedrooms or gallons per day,
by? and the percolation rate of the soil

5. Apsorbtion field depths are determined by? Soil conditions

6. Things to consider when planning layout of - Site plan
system: - Soil report
- Location and elevation of plumbing
stub-out
- Slope of land
- Property lines
- Location of wells, springs, bodies of water,
etc. (setbacks)
- Replacement area
- Other conditions

7. Wells and Springs setback: Septic tank 50 feet


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8. Wells and Springs setback: absorption lines 100 feet

9. Property lines setback: Septic tank 10 feet

10. Property lines setback: absorption lines 50 feet
(private water)

11. Property lines setback: absorption lines 5 feet
(public water)

12. Bodies of water or impoundment setback: 25 feet
Septic tank

13. Bodies of water or impoundment setback: 50 feet
absorption lines

14. Streams or tributaries setback: Septic tank 25 feet

15. Streams or tributaries setback: absorption 50 feet
lines

16. ponded wetland setback: absorption field 50 feet

17. Buildings with a basement setback: Septic 10 feet
tanks and absorption lines

18. Buildings without a basement setback: Sep- 10 feet
tic tank

19. Buildings without a basement setback: ab- 5 feet
sorption lines

20. Surface drainage ditch setback: Septic tank 15 feet

21. 15 feet
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