Missouri SB914 modifies sewage regulation by setting state standards and enforcing them in areas where local governments have not adopted them.
Missouri SB914 modifies sewage regulation by establishing a state standard for on-site sewage disposal systems. City or county governments can adopt this standard, but if they do not, the Department of Health and Senior Services will enforce it. The bill also mandates a registration program for professionals conducting soil evaluations and percolation tests, with continuing education requirements. Fees collected from permit applications are to be deposited in the Missouri public health services fund.
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