Streamline development by trusting our team to acquire distributed treatment unit permits.
Wastewater treatment has been an enormous roadblock for development in many areas throughout Citrus County, Florida. The soil type and high water tables make it difficult for developers, municipalities, and HOAs to comply with state water quality regulations, which has prevented some areas from meeting the growing demand for new housing. Fortunately, distributed treatment units are an effective new solution, and Citrus County’s House has passed a bill intended to expedite the process of obtaining distributed treatment unit permits.
Distributed treatment units are wastewater treatment systems that are similar in size to septic tanks but produce cleaner effluent that is safer to release into the environment. Installing distributed treatment units opens up new parcels of land that were previously ineligible for development, allowing municipalities to increase their tax base, developers to build more housing, and HOAs to expand their communities. Distributed treatment units also offer many benefits for these groups, saving time and money. Developers can work faster by getting permits approved sooner, while municipalities and HOAs can avoid the high costs and inflexibility associated with centralized treatment plants.
Getting distributed treatment unit permits is still a complex process despite the new bill. However, it’s one with which we have extensive experience at Distributed Wastewater. We can acquire distributed treatment unit permits for you, as well as design, install, operate, monitor, and scale these systems. We will ensure they comply with state regulations.
To receive expert guidance and get distributed treatment unit permits, contact our team today.
At Distributed Wastewater, we obtain distributed treatment unit permits throughout Florida, including Hillsborough County, Pinellas County, Pasco County, Polk County, Hernando County, Citrus County, Manatee County, Sumter County, Marion County, and Lake County.