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Existing Sanitary Sewer System

What type of wastewater system do you currently use?
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How satisfied are you with your home's current wastewater treatment system?
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Have you experienced any of the following issues with your Chatham County home in the past 3 years? (Check all that apply)
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Have flooding or rising groundwater levels affected your property's septic system?
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Please describe the issues you've had with flooding or rising groundwater levels.
Have you experienced any issues with your home's current system in the past 5 years (e.g., backups, repairs, needed inspections)?
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Tell us about the issues you experienced with your home's current system in the past 5 years (e.g., backups, repairs, needed inspections).

Proposed Sanitary Sewer System

Do you support the construction of a new sanitary wastewater sewer system and treatment facility to replace the aging septic systems in your area?
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The estimated one-time cost to connect to the new sewer system—including the connection fee and necessary plumbing improvements—could range up to $15,000 per household. It is possible that this amount could be paid upfront or through a financing plan. Would you be willing and able to pay this amount (either upfront or through a financing plan)?
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Please select the highest amount you believe you would be willing and able to contribute toward this project (either as a lump sum or in installments):
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A monthly sewer bill (in addition to a one-time connection fee) will be required to fund the ongoing operation and maintenance cost of any new sewer systems. Are you willing to pay a monthly sewer bill to improve wastewater treatment and management as well as improve environmental protection?
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Environmental and Community Impact; Final Thoughts

The water quality of our receiving streams, wetlands, marshes, and waterways is protected by the appropriate treatment of wastewater in our communities. How important is it to you to protect the water quality and the environment adjacent to your neighborhood from failing septic systems?
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What are your primary concerns or questions about this proposed sanitary sewer project for your community? (Select all that apply)
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MAR 24

Whitemarsh Island Septic Conversion Meeting #2 (Frank Murray Community Center)

Tue, Mar 24 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
125 Wilmington Island Rd, Savannah, GA 31410, USA Map

Chatham County Department of Engineering and Chatham County Health Department are holding public meetings to introduce possible septic system conversion efforts for Whitemarsh Island.

MAR 2

Whitemarsh Island Septic Conversion Meeting #1 (Islands Library)

Mon, Mar 2 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
50 Johnny Mercer Boulevard, Savannah, GA, USA Map

Chatham County Department of Engineering and Chatham County Health Department are holding public meetings to introduce possible septic system conversion efforts for Whitemarsh Island.