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The
way our communities grow and develop can directly affect the health of
current and future populations. Even small land use decisions can have
widespread environmental impact.
For example, household
sewage that is improperly disposed of may contaminate the groundwater,
which could put the public at serious risk for disease.
Tri-County Health
Department issued 900 septic system permits in the past year, as well
as reviewing plans for new system installation and inspecting existing
sites. These systems are known as an Onsite Wastewater System (OWS) or
Individual Sewage Disposal System (ISDS).
For
more information, contact Warren Brown at 720-200-1568.
Downloadable
Forms and Referrals:
• Application
to Install a Lift Station
• List of Licensed Cleaners
• List of Licensed Engineers
• List of Licensed Installers
• Onsite System As-Built
Drawing Form
• Septic Cleaners
Log
• Septic
Application Form
• Septic Application Form - Requirements
• Septic Care and Maintenance Guidelines
• Septic
Documents Submittal Requirements
• Septic Regulations I-11 - 3 MB 105 Pages
• Standing Water in Monitoring Pipes
• Use Permit - Agreement to Repair
• Use Permit - Application
• Use Permit
Documents Submittal Requirements
• Use Permit - Inspection Form
• Use Permit - Inspection Form Instructions
• Use Permit - Inspectors List
• Use Permit - Questions and Answers (Q&A)
• Vegetation Over Absorption Areas
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Related
Tri-County Pages:
• Environmental Health
Homepage
• A–Z Index of Topics and Services
• Animal-Borne Diseases
• Body Art Establishment Inspections
•
Child Care Center Inspections
• Disease Prevention
• Emergency Preparedness
• En Español / In Spanish
• Going "Green"
• Health Inspections
• Household
Hazardous Waste Roundups
• Indoor Air Quality / Mold
• Industrial Hygiene / Occupational Health
•
Land Use and Planning Services
• Meth Lab Cleanup
• Restaurant Inspections
• Rocky
Mountain Arsenal
• Swimming Pools and Spas
• Water
Quality
• West
Nile Virus
Related
Links and Fact Sheets:
• Drinking
Water from Wells - EPA (Website)
• Drinking Water
from Wells - EPA - (Brochure)
• Medication Disposal Sites
• Septage Brochure
• State
Regulations
• Waterborne
Diseases
Kids
Pages:
• Chemicals
Around the House
• Drinking
Water and Groundwater (EPA)
• Environmental
Explorers (EPA)
• EPA Student
Center
• Water
Treatment Cycle (EPA)
PDF files can be viewed and printed
with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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