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treatment system, and are discharging sewage onto the open ground. Please see <br />"exhibit 2, photo IA." <br />• Structure B: "There are two tanks servicing this structure that are not watertight <br />due to holes in the lids. Please see "exhibit 2, photo 2." This is allowing for <br />sewage to be spilt onto the open ground. This structure has several discharge pipes <br />that are not connected to any sewage treatment system, and are discharging <br />sewage onto the open ground Please see "exhibit 2. photo 2." <br />e Structure C: This structure's septic tank has been damaged beyond repair. The <br />tank is not watertight due to large cracked in the lid. Please see "exhibit 2. photo <br />5." This structure has a single discharge pipe that passes the septic tank and <br />discharges directly into a ditch in the rear of the property. Please see "exhibit'_. <br />photo 4". "exhibit 2, photo 6" and `exhibit 2, photo 7." <br />• Structure U: This structure's septic tank has a damaged lid that is not watertight, <br />and the drainfield for this system's drainiield has failed, causing sewage to be <br />discharged onto the open ground. Please see "exhibit 2, photo 8.- <br />13. It is a violation of Rule 64E-6.003 Florida Administrative Code (F. A.C.) to use an <br />altered, modified, or damaged septic tank. <br />14. The exposure of untreated human waste is a violation of Sections 386.041(1)(a), <br />Florida Statutes. <br />1 �. The improperly built or maintained septic tanks is a violation of Section <br />386.041(b). Florida Statutes. <br />4 <br />145 <br />