Add to ORKGDHEC will not perform a soil evaluation or prepare a system layout for any subdivision or portion of a subdivision with ten or more lots ; backhoe pits shall be required for all sites located above the Fall Line that separates the Piedmont area from the Coastal Plain as defined by the South Carolina Geological Survey ; a 3-tiered system for OSWW system installers has been established
Coastal increases in population have generally resulted in conversion of forested lands to sprawling...
The Clean Water Act requires that states develop a list of potential projects to be funded from the ...
DHEC is charged with permitting surface water withdrawals from watersheds. This document shows the ...
This sheet describes South Carolina regulation 61-56, having to do with onsite wastewater systems
This sheet describes South Carolina regulation 61-56, having to do with onsite wastewater systems
This fact sheet describes the basis and procedures for re-issuance of a National Pollutant Discharge...
The land application program, which is implemented by the Department of Health and Environmental Co...
The South Carolina Office of Regulatory Staff publishes The Water Wellspring, a newsletter for water...
The South Carolina Department of Transportation publishes Hydraulic Design bulletins to be used in c...
This sheet answers questions about beachfront jurisdictional lines such as: Why is DHEC updating the...
2010 S.C. Water Resources Conferences - Science and Policy Challenges for a Sustainable Futur
DHEC produces this Regulation Development Update within one business day of publication of the South...
This newsletter from the Soil Classifiers Advisory Council gives information about the Council inclu...
Sedimentation is considered to be the number one pollutant of North Carolina waters. When excessive ...
2010 S.C. Water Resources Conference - Science and Policy Challenges for a Sustainable Futur
Coastal increases in population have generally resulted in conversion of forested lands to sprawling...
The Clean Water Act requires that states develop a list of potential projects to be funded from the ...
DHEC is charged with permitting surface water withdrawals from watersheds. This document shows the ...
This sheet describes South Carolina regulation 61-56, having to do with onsite wastewater systems
This sheet describes South Carolina regulation 61-56, having to do with onsite wastewater systems
This fact sheet describes the basis and procedures for re-issuance of a National Pollutant Discharge...
The land application program, which is implemented by the Department of Health and Environmental Co...
The South Carolina Office of Regulatory Staff publishes The Water Wellspring, a newsletter for water...
The South Carolina Department of Transportation publishes Hydraulic Design bulletins to be used in c...
This sheet answers questions about beachfront jurisdictional lines such as: Why is DHEC updating the...
2010 S.C. Water Resources Conferences - Science and Policy Challenges for a Sustainable Futur
DHEC produces this Regulation Development Update within one business day of publication of the South...
This newsletter from the Soil Classifiers Advisory Council gives information about the Council inclu...
Sedimentation is considered to be the number one pollutant of North Carolina waters. When excessive ...
2010 S.C. Water Resources Conference - Science and Policy Challenges for a Sustainable Futur
Coastal increases in population have generally resulted in conversion of forested lands to sprawling...
The Clean Water Act requires that states develop a list of potential projects to be funded from the ...
DHEC is charged with permitting surface water withdrawals from watersheds. This document shows the ...