Illinois Administrative Code
Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH
Part 905 - PRIVATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL CODE
Section 905.30 - Approved Private Sewage Disposal Systems
Universal Citation: 77 IL Admin Code ยง 905.30
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 12, March 22, 2024
a) The following systems are approved for private sewage disposal when designed, constructed, operated, and maintained in accordance with this Part:
1) Septic tank,
Imhoff tank or aerobic treatment plants followed by:
A) Subsurface seepage field;
B) Seepage bed;
C) Sand filter (buried or
re-circulating);
D) Waste
stabilization pond;
E) 8 inch or 10
inch gravelless seepage system;
F)
Chamber system;
G) Peat filter
system; or
H) Subsurface drip
irrigation system.
2)
Aerobic treatment plant and NSF International/ANSI Standard 40 wastewater
treatment systems discharging to supplementary treatment or to the surface, as
provided in Sections
905.100
and
905.110.
3) Privies, chemical toilets, re-circulating
toilets, incinerator toilets or compost toilets.
4) Holding tanks installed in accordance with
Section
905.140.
5) Any other system for which a variance in
accordance with Section
905.20(l)
has been issued or for which an experimental permit in accordance with Section
905.20(m)
has been issued.
6) Illinois raised
filter bed preceded by a batch treatment aeration system.
7) Technologies approved by the Department
under Section
905.20(t).
b) The Department will maintain a list of alternative components and technologies that have been approved under the Act. This list will be available at http://www.idph.state.il.us/envhealth/prisewage.htm.
c) All other systems or components not listed undert this Part are not approved.
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