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Rules and Regs: Rising Water in Lake Michigan Spurs Septic Shutdown

In this month's regulations update, increased water levels in Lake Michigan have shut down septics for two Indiana property owners, and a Virginia court lets a previous decision stand in the case of a septic tank death case

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Rules and Regs: Rising Water in Lake Michigan Spurs Septic Shutdown

The LaPorte County (Indiana) Health Board took steps to shut down septic systems and halt construction because of rising water levels in Lake Michigan.

In 2013, the lake hit a record low, but it has since rebounded, although this summer’s high was still 2 feet below the...

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