Minnesota SF5180 mandates the use of best evidence for determining subsurface sewage treatment system compliance.
Minnesota SF5180 requires agencies, local governments, and inspectors to use the best available evidence when determining if a subsurface sewage treatment system meets compliance requirements. "Best evidence" includes results from specific testing methods and sources, with priority given to certain types of tests. The bill also mandates that property owners or lessees be notified of their rights to submit such evidence at least 90 days before a notice of noncompliance is issued.
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