Services and Resources
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Homeowner Information
Septic Resources
- Septic Permit Records
- Registered Septic Contractors
- Septic Inspectors, Subsurface Operators, Pumpers
- Septic System Forms and Fee Schedule
- Septic System Use & Maintenance
- What to do With your Septic System in Flooding Conditions
- Prepare Lot for Improvement Permit
Well Resources
- Well Permit Records
- Well Water Sampling Results
- Subsurface Investigation Permits- *url has moved, please update your bookmarks*
- Certified Well Contractors
- Water Supply Well Forms and Fee Schedule
- Groundwater Well Regulations
- Monitoring Well Registration and Fees - Please note that monitoring well fees have changed effective for FY24
- Monitoring Well Registration Form
- Permit - Subsurface Investigation
- Well Abandonment Form
- Request for Well Sampling
- Request for Well Sampling - Spanish
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Contractor Information
Septic Resources
- Septic Permit Records
- Registered Septic Contractors
- Septic Inspectors, Subsurface Operators, Pumpers
- NC Septic Tank Association
- Pump Tank Detail
- Wastewater System Design Consultants
- Septic System Forms and Fee Schedule
Well Resources
- Well Permit Records
- Well Water Sampling Results
- Subsurface Investigation Permits
- Certified Well Contractors
- Staff Territory Assignments
- GW-1 Well Construction Record
- Well Inspection Schedule
- Water Supply Well Forms and Fee Schedule
- Groundwater Well Regulations
- NC DENR Well Variance Application
- Owner's Authorization
- Questions from Drillers
- Use Existing System Application - Well
- Well Completion Record (Residential)
- Well Completion Record (Non-Residential)
Well Information System
Search for Well and Well Site Feature in Mecklenburg County
Service Requests
Submit an Environmental Health Service Request
Educational Resources
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Well Owners Top Ten List
Ten things to know if you own a well.
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Home Heating Oil Tanks
There are two basic types of home heating oil tanks, above ground storage tanks (AST) and underground storage tanks (UST).
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Mecklenburg Priority List
The Mecklenburg Priority List (MPL) program was established in 1989 to respond to the need for a more aggressive approach to protect citizens from drinking contaminated groundwater.