New Hampshire Septic System Installer Exam Practice - Original Questions & Answers - Soil Evaluation & Test Pit Mastery -
Detailed Rationales - Complete Exam
New Hampshire DES Subsurface Systems | Env-Wq 1000 | Septic System Installer License | Different Title 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. I. NH DES Rules Env-Wq 1000 Overview - Subsurface Systems Bureau, Installer License Requirements Exam Experience CE
2. II. Soil Evaluation - Test Pit Requirements Depth 5 Feet Minimum, Seasonal High Water Table SHWT Redoximorphic Mottling Gray Colors
Observed Water March-June Monitor Wells
3. III. Separation Distances - 24 Inches Minimum Bottom of EDA to SHWT, 48 Inches to Ledge Refusal, Perc Test Depth Proposed System
Presoak
4. IV. Percolation Test - Soil Absorption Rate Minutes Per Inch, Test at Proposed Depth, Presoak, Sizing EDA Based on Rate
5. V. Design Flow - Bedrooms Flow 4 Bedroom 600 GPD, Septic Tank Sizing 4BR 1000 Gal 5BR 1250 Gal 6BR 1500 Gal, Garbage Disposal
Increase 20 Percent or 50 Percent Larger Tank
6. VI. Setbacks Env-Wq 1008 - Septic Tank 75 Feet Private Well Leach Field 75 Feet Private Well 100 Feet Public Well, Surface Water 75
Feet Wetlands 75 Feet, Property Line 10 Feet Building 10 Feet
7. VII. Effluent Disposal Area EDA - Trenches Beds Chambers, Trench Size 12 Inches Minimum Wide 18-36 Wide Depth 12-36 Aggregate 6
Below 2 Above Pipe, D-box Level 5 Ports Max Compacted Soil Accessible
8. VIII. Mound Systems - Required When Separation Cannot Be Met In-Ground, 24 Inches Separation Maintained in Fill, 48 Inches to Ledge,
ASTM C33 Sand Fill Observation Ports Licensed Installer
9. IX. Pressure Distribution - Required Mound Large Systems Perc greater than 30 mpi, Pump Chamber Pressure Manifold Small Holes Even
Distribution
10. X. Installation Standards - Pipe Slope 1/4 Inch Per Foot Tank to D-box 2 Percent Gravity Flow, Watertight Tanks, Floodplain Requirements
No Increase Flood Level
11. XI. Soil Types - Suitable Loamy Sand Sandy Loam, Unsuitable Clay Perc greater than 60 mpi High Water Table Ledge Within 24/48 Inches
Requires Alternative
12. XII. Pumping Maintenance - Every 3-5 Years Inspection Pump When Sludge plus Scum 1/3 Tank Depth
13. XIII. Replacement Systems - Must Meet Current Env-Wq 1000 Standards New Permit Test Pits Perc Required No Grandfather
14. XIV. Holding Tanks - Last Resort No Feasible EDA DES Waiver Frequent Pumping Alarm No New Construction Generally Hardship
15. XV. Practice Questions - Original Questions Each Asked Like Real NH Septic Installer Exam - Hinted Complete Exam
16. XVI. Answer Key with Detailed Rationales - Complete Exam
,NEW HAMPSHIRE SEPTIC SYSTEM INSTALLER EXAM - PRACTICE QUESTIONS - EACH QUESTION ASKED LIKE REAL
EXAM
Based on NH DES Env-Wq 1000 Subsurface Systems Rules, Setbacks, Test Pit, Perc Test, Design Flow, Mound Systems. High Yield.
1. How often must a septic tank be pumped in NH per DES recommendation?
A. Every 3-5 years depending on use, tank size, garbage disposal - inspection every 3-5 years, pump when sludge+scum 1/3 tank depth
B. Every year
C. Every 10 years
D. Never
Answer: A
Rationale: DES recommends pump every 3-5 years, inspect, pump when sludge+scum 1/3 depth.
2. During a test pit evaluation in New Hampshire, you encounter ledge at 20 inches below proposed leach field. What does NH code require?
A. Minimum 48 inches to ledge from bottom of system - need 48 inches to ledge, 24 inches to water table, perc test required - if ledge 20 inches below
proposed need raised system or alternative site
B. 12 inches to ledge
C. Can install directly on ledge
D. No requirement
Answer: A
Rationale: NH requires 48 inches to ledge/refusal from bottom of leach field. Ledge at 20 inches fails, need raised/mound or new site.
3. How often must a septic tank be pumped in NH per DES recommendation?
A. Never
B. Every 10 years
C. Every year
D. Every 3-5 years depending on use, tank size, garbage disposal - inspection every 3-5 years, pump when sludge+scum 1/3 tank depth
Answer: D
Rationale: DES recommends pump every 3-5 years, inspect, pump when sludge+scum 1/3 depth.
4. How often must a septic tank be pumped in NH per DES recommendation?
A. Never
B. Every 3-5 years depending on use, tank size, garbage disposal - inspection every 3-5 years, pump when sludge+scum 1/3 tank depth
C. Every 10 years
D. Every year
Answer: B
Rationale: DES recommends pump every 3-5 years, inspect, pump when sludge+scum 1/3 depth.
5. What is an EDA in NH septic design?
A. Only pipe
B. Only tank
C. No definition
D. Effluent Disposal Area - area where effluent disposed - includes leach field trenches beds, chamber systems - sizing based on perc rate and design
flow
Answer: D
Rationale: EDA Effluent Disposal Area leach field trenches beds chambers sizing based on perc and flow.
6. What is required for septic system in floodplain in NH?
A. Only tank
B. Can install anywhere
C. Must meet additional DES requirements - floodplain construction, no increase flood level, watertight tanks, check local floodplain ordinance Env-Wq
D. No requirements
Answer: C
Rationale: Floodplain septic must meet DES floodplain requirements watertight tanks no increase flood level local ordinance.
7. What is the required setback distance from a septic tank to a private well in New Hampshire?
A. 75 feet minimum from septic tank to private well, 75 feet from leach field to private well per NH Env-Wq 1008 - 100 feet to public well
B. 25 feet
C. 10 feet
D. 50 feet
Answer: A
Rationale: NH setbacks: septic tank 75 feet to private well, leach field 75 feet to private well, 100 feet to public water supply well, 50 feet to surface
water? Actually 75 feet surface water? Check Env-Wq 1008 table.
8. What is a holding tank and when allowed in NH?
A. No restrictions
B. Always allowed
C. Always for new homes
D. Allowed only as last resort no other feasible EDA, requires DES waiver, frequent pumping, alarm, no new construction generally - existing lots hardship
,Answer: D
Rationale: Holding tank last resort no feasible EDA DES waiver frequent pumping alarm no new construction generally hardship.
9. A homeowner in New Hampshire wants to install a septic system on a lot with high seasonal high water table at 12 inches. What is the
minimum separation distance required between bottom of leach field and seasonal high water table per NH DES rules?
A. 6 inches
B. 0 inches
C. 24 inches minimum separation - bottom of bed must be 24 inches above seasonal high water table per Env-Wq 1000 - if 12 inches water table need fill
or mound
D. 12 inches
Answer: C
Rationale: NH Env-Wq 1000 requires 24 inches separation between bottom of leach field and seasonal high water table. If water table 12 inches need
mound system or fill.
10. What license is required to install septic in NH?
A. No exam
B. No license
C. Only plumbing license
D. NH DES Septic System Installer license - requires exam, experience, continuing education - Subsurface Systems
Answer: D
Rationale: NH requires DES Septic System Installer license exam experience CE.
11. What is the minimum size for a leach field trench in NH?
A. No minimum
B. 48 inches
C. 6 inches wide
D. Typically 12 inches wide minimum, 18-36 inches wide trenches, depth 12-36 inches, aggregate 6 inches below 2 inches above pipe
Answer: D
Rationale: Trench typically 12 inches minimum wide 18-36 wide depth 12-36 aggregate 6 below 2 above pipe per NH.
12. A 4-bedroom home in NH with 2.5 gpm well produces 600 gpd design flow. What size septic tank is required per NH rules?
A. 1000 gallons minimum for up to 4 bedrooms per Env-Wq - 4 bedrooms 1000 gal tank, 5 bedrooms 1250 gal, 6 bedrooms 1500 gal - 600 gpd 4BR
needs 1000 gal
B. 750 gallons
C. 500 gallons
D. 1500 gallons
Answer: A
Rationale: NH septic tank sizing: up to 4 bedrooms 1000 gal minimum, 5BR 1250 gal, 6BR 1500 gal per Env-Wq 1000.
13. What is an EDA in NH septic design?
A. Only pipe
B. Effluent Disposal Area - area where effluent disposed - includes leach field trenches beds, chamber systems - sizing based on perc rate and design
flow
C. No definition
D. Only tank
Answer: B
Rationale: EDA Effluent Disposal Area leach field trenches beds chambers sizing based on perc and flow.
14. What is the required setback distance from a septic tank to a private well in New Hampshire?
A. 75 feet minimum from septic tank to private well, 75 feet from leach field to private well per NH Env-Wq 1008 - 100 feet to public well
B. 25 feet
C. 50 feet
D. 10 feet
Answer: A
Rationale: NH setbacks: septic tank 75 feet to private well, leach field 75 feet to private well, 100 feet to public water supply well, 50 feet to surface
water? Actually 75 feet surface water? Check Env-Wq 1008 table.
15. What is an EDA in NH septic design?
A. No definition
B. Effluent Disposal Area - area where effluent disposed - includes leach field trenches beds, chamber systems - sizing based on perc rate and design
flow
C. Only pipe
D. Only tank
Answer: B
Rationale: EDA Effluent Disposal Area leach field trenches beds chambers sizing based on perc and flow.
16. What is the purpose of a percolation test in NH septic design?
A. To determine tank size
B. To find ledge
, C. To determine soil absorption rate - minutes per inch - test at depth of proposed system, presoak, measure rate, determines sizing of leach field per
Env-Wq
D. To find water table
Answer: C
Rationale: Perc test determines soil absorption rate minutes per inch at proposed depth, presoak required, sizing leach field based on rate.
17. What is the minimum setback from leach field to surface water (lake, pond, river) in NH?
A. 25 feet
B. 75 feet to surface water, wetlands - per Env-Wq 1008 - 75 feet to surface water, 50 feet to very small? Actually 75 feet standard
C. 100 feet
D. 10 feet
Answer: B
Rationale: NH setback leach field to surface water 75 feet, to wetlands 75 feet, check table Env-Wq 1008.
18. What license is required to install septic in NH?
A. No license
B. Only plumbing license
C. No exam
D. NH DES Septic System Installer license - requires exam, experience, continuing education - Subsurface Systems
Answer: D
Rationale: NH requires DES Septic System Installer license exam experience CE.
19. What is an EDA in NH septic design?
A. Only tank
B. No definition
C. Only pipe
D. Effluent Disposal Area - area where effluent disposed - includes leach field trenches beds, chamber systems - sizing based on perc rate and design
flow
Answer: D
Rationale: EDA Effluent Disposal Area leach field trenches beds chambers sizing based on perc and flow.
20. What is the role of a D-box (distribution box) in NH septic?
A. No role
B. Only stores
C. Only collects
D. Distributes effluent evenly to laterals - must be level, 5 ports max, set on compacted soil, accessible
Answer: D
Rationale: D-box distributes effluent evenly to laterals level 5 ports max compacted soil accessible.
21. What is the purpose of a percolation test in NH septic design?
A. To determine soil absorption rate - minutes per inch - test at depth of proposed system, presoak, measure rate, determines sizing of leach field per
Env-Wq
B. To find water table
C. To determine tank size
D. To find ledge
Answer: A
Rationale: Perc test determines soil absorption rate minutes per inch at proposed depth, presoak required, sizing leach field based on rate.
22. What is the purpose of a percolation test in NH septic design?
A. To find water table
B. To find ledge
C. To determine tank size
D. To determine soil absorption rate - minutes per inch - test at depth of proposed system, presoak, measure rate, determines sizing of leach field per
Env-Wq
Answer: D
Rationale: Perc test determines soil absorption rate minutes per inch at proposed depth, presoak required, sizing leach field based on rate.
23. What soil type is unsuitable for standard leach field in NH?
A. Sand
B. Loamy sand
C. Clay with perc >60 min/inch - rate >60 mpi unsuitable - also high water table ledge within 24/48 inches - requires alternative system
D. Sandy loam
Answer: C
Rationale: Clay perc >60 min/inch unsuitable for standard field requires alternative system.
24. What is the required setback distance from a septic tank to a private well in New Hampshire?
A. 50 feet
B. 75 feet minimum from septic tank to private well, 75 feet from leach field to private well per NH Env-Wq 1008 - 100 feet to public well
C. 25 feet
D. 10 feet
Detailed Rationales - Complete Exam
New Hampshire DES Subsurface Systems | Env-Wq 1000 | Septic System Installer License | Different Title 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. I. NH DES Rules Env-Wq 1000 Overview - Subsurface Systems Bureau, Installer License Requirements Exam Experience CE
2. II. Soil Evaluation - Test Pit Requirements Depth 5 Feet Minimum, Seasonal High Water Table SHWT Redoximorphic Mottling Gray Colors
Observed Water March-June Monitor Wells
3. III. Separation Distances - 24 Inches Minimum Bottom of EDA to SHWT, 48 Inches to Ledge Refusal, Perc Test Depth Proposed System
Presoak
4. IV. Percolation Test - Soil Absorption Rate Minutes Per Inch, Test at Proposed Depth, Presoak, Sizing EDA Based on Rate
5. V. Design Flow - Bedrooms Flow 4 Bedroom 600 GPD, Septic Tank Sizing 4BR 1000 Gal 5BR 1250 Gal 6BR 1500 Gal, Garbage Disposal
Increase 20 Percent or 50 Percent Larger Tank
6. VI. Setbacks Env-Wq 1008 - Septic Tank 75 Feet Private Well Leach Field 75 Feet Private Well 100 Feet Public Well, Surface Water 75
Feet Wetlands 75 Feet, Property Line 10 Feet Building 10 Feet
7. VII. Effluent Disposal Area EDA - Trenches Beds Chambers, Trench Size 12 Inches Minimum Wide 18-36 Wide Depth 12-36 Aggregate 6
Below 2 Above Pipe, D-box Level 5 Ports Max Compacted Soil Accessible
8. VIII. Mound Systems - Required When Separation Cannot Be Met In-Ground, 24 Inches Separation Maintained in Fill, 48 Inches to Ledge,
ASTM C33 Sand Fill Observation Ports Licensed Installer
9. IX. Pressure Distribution - Required Mound Large Systems Perc greater than 30 mpi, Pump Chamber Pressure Manifold Small Holes Even
Distribution
10. X. Installation Standards - Pipe Slope 1/4 Inch Per Foot Tank to D-box 2 Percent Gravity Flow, Watertight Tanks, Floodplain Requirements
No Increase Flood Level
11. XI. Soil Types - Suitable Loamy Sand Sandy Loam, Unsuitable Clay Perc greater than 60 mpi High Water Table Ledge Within 24/48 Inches
Requires Alternative
12. XII. Pumping Maintenance - Every 3-5 Years Inspection Pump When Sludge plus Scum 1/3 Tank Depth
13. XIII. Replacement Systems - Must Meet Current Env-Wq 1000 Standards New Permit Test Pits Perc Required No Grandfather
14. XIV. Holding Tanks - Last Resort No Feasible EDA DES Waiver Frequent Pumping Alarm No New Construction Generally Hardship
15. XV. Practice Questions - Original Questions Each Asked Like Real NH Septic Installer Exam - Hinted Complete Exam
16. XVI. Answer Key with Detailed Rationales - Complete Exam
,NEW HAMPSHIRE SEPTIC SYSTEM INSTALLER EXAM - PRACTICE QUESTIONS - EACH QUESTION ASKED LIKE REAL
EXAM
Based on NH DES Env-Wq 1000 Subsurface Systems Rules, Setbacks, Test Pit, Perc Test, Design Flow, Mound Systems. High Yield.
1. How often must a septic tank be pumped in NH per DES recommendation?
A. Every 3-5 years depending on use, tank size, garbage disposal - inspection every 3-5 years, pump when sludge+scum 1/3 tank depth
B. Every year
C. Every 10 years
D. Never
Answer: A
Rationale: DES recommends pump every 3-5 years, inspect, pump when sludge+scum 1/3 depth.
2. During a test pit evaluation in New Hampshire, you encounter ledge at 20 inches below proposed leach field. What does NH code require?
A. Minimum 48 inches to ledge from bottom of system - need 48 inches to ledge, 24 inches to water table, perc test required - if ledge 20 inches below
proposed need raised system or alternative site
B. 12 inches to ledge
C. Can install directly on ledge
D. No requirement
Answer: A
Rationale: NH requires 48 inches to ledge/refusal from bottom of leach field. Ledge at 20 inches fails, need raised/mound or new site.
3. How often must a septic tank be pumped in NH per DES recommendation?
A. Never
B. Every 10 years
C. Every year
D. Every 3-5 years depending on use, tank size, garbage disposal - inspection every 3-5 years, pump when sludge+scum 1/3 tank depth
Answer: D
Rationale: DES recommends pump every 3-5 years, inspect, pump when sludge+scum 1/3 depth.
4. How often must a septic tank be pumped in NH per DES recommendation?
A. Never
B. Every 3-5 years depending on use, tank size, garbage disposal - inspection every 3-5 years, pump when sludge+scum 1/3 tank depth
C. Every 10 years
D. Every year
Answer: B
Rationale: DES recommends pump every 3-5 years, inspect, pump when sludge+scum 1/3 depth.
5. What is an EDA in NH septic design?
A. Only pipe
B. Only tank
C. No definition
D. Effluent Disposal Area - area where effluent disposed - includes leach field trenches beds, chamber systems - sizing based on perc rate and design
flow
Answer: D
Rationale: EDA Effluent Disposal Area leach field trenches beds chambers sizing based on perc and flow.
6. What is required for septic system in floodplain in NH?
A. Only tank
B. Can install anywhere
C. Must meet additional DES requirements - floodplain construction, no increase flood level, watertight tanks, check local floodplain ordinance Env-Wq
D. No requirements
Answer: C
Rationale: Floodplain septic must meet DES floodplain requirements watertight tanks no increase flood level local ordinance.
7. What is the required setback distance from a septic tank to a private well in New Hampshire?
A. 75 feet minimum from septic tank to private well, 75 feet from leach field to private well per NH Env-Wq 1008 - 100 feet to public well
B. 25 feet
C. 10 feet
D. 50 feet
Answer: A
Rationale: NH setbacks: septic tank 75 feet to private well, leach field 75 feet to private well, 100 feet to public water supply well, 50 feet to surface
water? Actually 75 feet surface water? Check Env-Wq 1008 table.
8. What is a holding tank and when allowed in NH?
A. No restrictions
B. Always allowed
C. Always for new homes
D. Allowed only as last resort no other feasible EDA, requires DES waiver, frequent pumping, alarm, no new construction generally - existing lots hardship
,Answer: D
Rationale: Holding tank last resort no feasible EDA DES waiver frequent pumping alarm no new construction generally hardship.
9. A homeowner in New Hampshire wants to install a septic system on a lot with high seasonal high water table at 12 inches. What is the
minimum separation distance required between bottom of leach field and seasonal high water table per NH DES rules?
A. 6 inches
B. 0 inches
C. 24 inches minimum separation - bottom of bed must be 24 inches above seasonal high water table per Env-Wq 1000 - if 12 inches water table need fill
or mound
D. 12 inches
Answer: C
Rationale: NH Env-Wq 1000 requires 24 inches separation between bottom of leach field and seasonal high water table. If water table 12 inches need
mound system or fill.
10. What license is required to install septic in NH?
A. No exam
B. No license
C. Only plumbing license
D. NH DES Septic System Installer license - requires exam, experience, continuing education - Subsurface Systems
Answer: D
Rationale: NH requires DES Septic System Installer license exam experience CE.
11. What is the minimum size for a leach field trench in NH?
A. No minimum
B. 48 inches
C. 6 inches wide
D. Typically 12 inches wide minimum, 18-36 inches wide trenches, depth 12-36 inches, aggregate 6 inches below 2 inches above pipe
Answer: D
Rationale: Trench typically 12 inches minimum wide 18-36 wide depth 12-36 aggregate 6 below 2 above pipe per NH.
12. A 4-bedroom home in NH with 2.5 gpm well produces 600 gpd design flow. What size septic tank is required per NH rules?
A. 1000 gallons minimum for up to 4 bedrooms per Env-Wq - 4 bedrooms 1000 gal tank, 5 bedrooms 1250 gal, 6 bedrooms 1500 gal - 600 gpd 4BR
needs 1000 gal
B. 750 gallons
C. 500 gallons
D. 1500 gallons
Answer: A
Rationale: NH septic tank sizing: up to 4 bedrooms 1000 gal minimum, 5BR 1250 gal, 6BR 1500 gal per Env-Wq 1000.
13. What is an EDA in NH septic design?
A. Only pipe
B. Effluent Disposal Area - area where effluent disposed - includes leach field trenches beds, chamber systems - sizing based on perc rate and design
flow
C. No definition
D. Only tank
Answer: B
Rationale: EDA Effluent Disposal Area leach field trenches beds chambers sizing based on perc and flow.
14. What is the required setback distance from a septic tank to a private well in New Hampshire?
A. 75 feet minimum from septic tank to private well, 75 feet from leach field to private well per NH Env-Wq 1008 - 100 feet to public well
B. 25 feet
C. 50 feet
D. 10 feet
Answer: A
Rationale: NH setbacks: septic tank 75 feet to private well, leach field 75 feet to private well, 100 feet to public water supply well, 50 feet to surface
water? Actually 75 feet surface water? Check Env-Wq 1008 table.
15. What is an EDA in NH septic design?
A. No definition
B. Effluent Disposal Area - area where effluent disposed - includes leach field trenches beds, chamber systems - sizing based on perc rate and design
flow
C. Only pipe
D. Only tank
Answer: B
Rationale: EDA Effluent Disposal Area leach field trenches beds chambers sizing based on perc and flow.
16. What is the purpose of a percolation test in NH septic design?
A. To determine tank size
B. To find ledge
, C. To determine soil absorption rate - minutes per inch - test at depth of proposed system, presoak, measure rate, determines sizing of leach field per
Env-Wq
D. To find water table
Answer: C
Rationale: Perc test determines soil absorption rate minutes per inch at proposed depth, presoak required, sizing leach field based on rate.
17. What is the minimum setback from leach field to surface water (lake, pond, river) in NH?
A. 25 feet
B. 75 feet to surface water, wetlands - per Env-Wq 1008 - 75 feet to surface water, 50 feet to very small? Actually 75 feet standard
C. 100 feet
D. 10 feet
Answer: B
Rationale: NH setback leach field to surface water 75 feet, to wetlands 75 feet, check table Env-Wq 1008.
18. What license is required to install septic in NH?
A. No license
B. Only plumbing license
C. No exam
D. NH DES Septic System Installer license - requires exam, experience, continuing education - Subsurface Systems
Answer: D
Rationale: NH requires DES Septic System Installer license exam experience CE.
19. What is an EDA in NH septic design?
A. Only tank
B. No definition
C. Only pipe
D. Effluent Disposal Area - area where effluent disposed - includes leach field trenches beds, chamber systems - sizing based on perc rate and design
flow
Answer: D
Rationale: EDA Effluent Disposal Area leach field trenches beds chambers sizing based on perc and flow.
20. What is the role of a D-box (distribution box) in NH septic?
A. No role
B. Only stores
C. Only collects
D. Distributes effluent evenly to laterals - must be level, 5 ports max, set on compacted soil, accessible
Answer: D
Rationale: D-box distributes effluent evenly to laterals level 5 ports max compacted soil accessible.
21. What is the purpose of a percolation test in NH septic design?
A. To determine soil absorption rate - minutes per inch - test at depth of proposed system, presoak, measure rate, determines sizing of leach field per
Env-Wq
B. To find water table
C. To determine tank size
D. To find ledge
Answer: A
Rationale: Perc test determines soil absorption rate minutes per inch at proposed depth, presoak required, sizing leach field based on rate.
22. What is the purpose of a percolation test in NH septic design?
A. To find water table
B. To find ledge
C. To determine tank size
D. To determine soil absorption rate - minutes per inch - test at depth of proposed system, presoak, measure rate, determines sizing of leach field per
Env-Wq
Answer: D
Rationale: Perc test determines soil absorption rate minutes per inch at proposed depth, presoak required, sizing leach field based on rate.
23. What soil type is unsuitable for standard leach field in NH?
A. Sand
B. Loamy sand
C. Clay with perc >60 min/inch - rate >60 mpi unsuitable - also high water table ledge within 24/48 inches - requires alternative system
D. Sandy loam
Answer: C
Rationale: Clay perc >60 min/inch unsuitable for standard field requires alternative system.
24. What is the required setback distance from a septic tank to a private well in New Hampshire?
A. 50 feet
B. 75 feet minimum from septic tank to private well, 75 feet from leach field to private well per NH Env-Wq 1008 - 100 feet to public well
C. 25 feet
D. 10 feet
