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Yates Page 2 Structure A: This structure's septic tank has been severely damaged beyond repair, and does not have a lid. Structure B: There are two tanks servicing this structure that are not watertight due to holes in the lids. This is allowing for sewage to be spilt onto the open ground. Structure C: This structure's septic tank has been damaged beyond repair. The tank is not watertight due to large cracked in the lid. Structure D: This structure's septic tank has a damaged lid that is not watertight, and the drainfield for this system's drainfield has failed, causing sewage to be discharged onto the open ground. CORRECTIVE ACTION: Immediately have all the above structure's septic tanks pumped in order to prevent the immediate spilling of sewage onto the open ground. The septic tank and drainfield for the above structures must be evaluated by a State Certified Septic Contractor to certify that the systems meet the standards set in Chapter 64E-6 F.A.C. If system does not meet standards due to failure, damage, or alteration of originally permitted system, a permit application for repair must be submitted to the Environmental Health Office at the Florida Department of Health in Indian River County. Should the system not be sized appropriately, it must be repaired or replaced as necessary to meet Chapter 64E-6 F.A.C. standards. Permit and inspection from the Department of Health is required. All the systems must be repaired and inspected by Ian Moore of this office on or before April 201h, 2018. If all systems cannot be repaired at this time, structures may be vacated, and septic tanks serving those structures may be abandoned by State Certified Septic Contractor with a permit from the Health Department. Vacated structures may be reoccupied upon the installation of a new septic system that is permitted by this office. Violation 2: There are several pipes that are discharging untreated human sewage directly onto the open ground and into a ditch in the rear of your property. This discharge of wastewater constitutes sanitary nuisances that are a violation of Sections 386.041(1)(a), and (e) of F.S., and have been observed at each of the following properties in the following ways; Structure A: This structure has several discharge pipes that are not connected to any sewage treatment system, and are discharging sewage onto the open ground. Structure B: This structure has several discharge pipes that are not connected to any sewage treatment system, and are discharging sewage onto the open ground. Structure C: This structure has a single discharge pipe that passes the septic tank and discharges directly into a ditch in the rear of the property. CORRECTIVE ACTION: Connect discharge pipes to a septic system that meets Chapter 64E-6 F.A.C. standards, or connect to internal plumbing, which is to be connected to a septic system and inspected by Ian Moore of this office on or before April 201, 2018. Use sufficient amounts of Hydrated Lime, (calcium Hydroxide) to stabilize all exposed sewage spoils impacted areas upon the subject property. Violation 3: There is a washing machine connected to Structure D that discharges wastewater directly onto the open ground. This discharge of wastewater constitutes sanitary nuisances that are a violation of Sections 386.041(1)(a), and (e) of F.S. CORRECTIVE ACTION: Connect washing machine discharge to a septic system that meets Chapter 64E-6 F.A.C. standards, or remove the washing machine from the property, have the work inspected by Ian Moore of this office on or before April 20th, 2018. Yates 183