EditorialNew Fees Trouble Rhode Island Pumper

New Fees Trouble Rhode Island Pumper

Septic system monitoring fees may prompt homeowners to delay necessary repairs or upgrades, leading to a negative environmental impact, says Darlene Gardner

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Effective April 1, legislation passed by the Rhode Island General Assembly requires municipal treatment plants to charge an extra $1 per 100 gallons for disposal of septage. Pumpers must pay the fee, then collect it from their customers. The Department of Environmental Management...

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