Speed up development by trusting our team to acquire distributed treatment unit permits.
Wastewater has, for years, been an impediment to development in Manatee County, Florida, where local soils and water tables make it challenging for developers, municipalities and HOAs to meet the state’s water discharge standards, limiting their ability to satisfy the local demand for housing. But distributed treatment units represent a new opportunity – and Manatee County’s House of Representatives has recently introduced legislation to streamline the distributed treatment unit permit process.
These treatment units offer a solution similar to septic tanks in terms of footprint but in terms of discharge – have a much better environmental impact, and can be used to make developable land that would otherwise be unavailable to developers, thereby enabling municipalities to boost tax revenue, developers to supply needed housing, and HOAs to broaden their communities. In addition to expanding the land under their control, municipalities and HOAs can avoid the expense and difficulty of large-scale treatment plants, while developers can save time and money by avoiding delays in the permitting process.
However, even with the new legislation, obtaining distributed treatment unit permits remains a complex and time-consuming process. That’s why Distributed Wastewater is here to help. We can handle everything related to distributed treatment units, including obtaining distributed treatment unit permits, design, installation and operation, to ensure that your system meets all relevant standards.
Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist with your distributed treatment unit needs, and help you navigate the distributed treatment unit permit process.
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.