A permit and installation by a licensed installer is required for any new installation or repair of a septic system in Noble county. Investigations are also conducted on any discharge of sewage or other public health/nuisance complaint.
| Attachment | Size |
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 2020_installers_license_application.pdf | 180.37 KB |
| local_soil_science_consultants_2020.pdf | 234.71 KB |
| Materials List | 84.7 KB |
| pre_-_application.pdf | 778.66 KB |
| Septic Search Form | 250.13 KB |
| Soil Scientist List | 38.2 KB |
| variance_-_appeal_application.pdf | 286.92 KB |
How much is an onsite sewage disposal system permit?
See fee schedule.
What do I need to apply for a septic permit?
See the Septic System Permit Procedure Guide.
What is an onsite evaluation?
An onsite evaluation /soil boring is an actual physical visit to the lot or the location where an onsite sewage disposal system is proposed. A Soil Scientist will provide a direct detailed soil analysis to be reviewed by the septic EHS for the purpose of providing minimum requirements for the proposed system.
Where can I obtain a list of the Soil Scientists?
See Soil Scientists list.
If there is no record of my septic diagram, how would I find the location of my septic system?
Contact the Septic-EHS at the Health Department.
Are well permits required?
Currently Noble County does not have a Well Ordinance, however, the well is required to be 50 feet from any portion of the septic system as stated on the permit.
For More Information
Jason Pippenger
Tel: 260-636-2191 ex.2
Mobile: 260-564-4898
Fax: 260-636-2192
jpippenger@nobleco.us
Septic Applications must be applied for in the office.
Office Hours
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM (open during lunch)
