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. . . <br /> y . . Pdzt'.„-, 3 `i9/ <br /> •flr°; _� Dane County Public Health Department <br /> s 1 1206 NORTHPORT DRIVE, ROOM 107 • MADISON,WISCONSIN 53704-2088 • PHONE (608) 241-4481 <br /> .-_ <br /> Division of Environmental Health <br /> July 22 , 19 86 Orville W.Hintz,R.S. <br /> DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION <br /> Director <br /> Richard L.Crim,M.P.H. <br /> Health Officer <br /> Division of Public Health Nursing <br /> William J. Livingston Ann Lemmer Moyer, R.N.,M.S.N. <br /> g Director <br /> Bank of Sun Prairie <br /> 228 E. Main St . <br /> Sun Prairie, WI 53590 <br /> REFERENCE: SW4j NW4, Section 36, Town of Dunn, 3384 Rutland- <br /> Dunn Townline Rd. <br /> The Dane County Pub+lc Hailn Deoartrrent neither warrants nor <br /> guarantees the qu3tity cr tiirrs, prtF- nt or in thou fijttlrE`, nt the <br /> ,,rIvC tc NJc iar suOoty Cr the rri,/, f, f•..,A.3g,e 'y'-i- r; on thoLi'. <br /> ari)mi5es. The Dets r rr e^t uo■e ., t � f r <br /> v, r;�G' ii:C'i. I?i)143 for .'ny <br /> Dear Mr. Livingston: ohs'ervntion,^, mao <br /> r:Sr=DVA-"ONS A/4(: r.r)n I"rr; �rATIONA[ r't_fE?n(1Ft:,, ONt Y <br /> SUBJECT : Well and Private Sewage System Evaluation" <br /> A water sample was collected on July 10, 1986 from the <br /> hose bibb at the above-referenced location, examined by the <br /> State Laboratory of Hygiene, and found to be bacteriologically <br /> safe due to the fact that no bacteria of the coliform group <br /> were found in the sample portions examined. <br /> The drilled well is located on the north side of the house. <br /> Its cap isn' t fastened on, and there is no electrical conduit <br /> enclosing the wiring from the cap into the ground surface . <br /> With the exception of these important but easily correctable <br /> items , the observed portions of the water supply system appeared <br /> to meet the minimum requirements of Wisconsin Administrative <br /> Code NR112 . <br /> Our records indicate that the private .sewage system for <br /> this property was installed by Robert Larson, MPRSW #3082, in <br /> June of 1975. The system was designed to serve a three-bedroom <br /> house, and consists of a 1 , 000 gallon septic tank and 750 square <br /> feet of seepage bed. At the time of my July 10 evaluation, there <br /> was effluent ponded from 56 to 66 inches below grade in the vent <br /> pipe of the seepage bed. This may be an indication of gradually <br /> decreasing absorptive capabilities . There were no external signs <br /> of system failure evident at the exact time of my inspection. <br /> The septic tank should be pumped at least once every three <br /> years for adequate maintenance. <br /> There are no records for the private sewage system serving <br /> the barn. If this system receives human wastes , it was installed <br />