Michigan HB6066 regulates onsite wastewater treatment systems, setting evaluation timelines, penalties for noncompliance, and standards for system.

Michigan HB6066 amends existing laws to regulate onsite wastewater treatment systems, ensuring they meet public health and environmental standards. The bill mandates evaluations of these systems every 10 years for systems older than 30 years or those located near high-risk areas. Owners of systems not connected to public sewers must arrange for these evaluations. Failure to comply results in civil fines and potential misdemeanor charges. The bill also establishes a statewide sewage code, sets standards for system evaluations, and outlines penalties for noncompliance.

Michigan HB6066 regulates onsite wastewater treatment systems, setting evaluation timelines, penalties for noncompliance, and standards for system.

Michigan HB6066 amends existing laws to regulate onsite wastewater treatment systems, ensuring they meet public health and environmental standards. The bill mandates evaluations of these systems every 10 years for systems older than 30 years or those located near high-risk areas. Owners of systems not connected to public sewers must arrange for these evaluations. Failure to comply results in civil fines and potential misdemeanor charges. The bill also establishes a statewide sewage code, sets standards for system evaluations, and outlines penalties for noncompliance.