SSTS Setbacks52.032 SSTS Setbacks
SSTS must be designed and installed to comply with the following minimum setback distances measured in feet:
' (Minnesota Rules, Chapter 7080.171 U, Item B and Minnesota Kutes, unapter 4 i1-D)
z (Minnesota Rules, Chapters 4725 and 4715)
' (Minnesota Rules, Chapter 4715)
4 (Minnesota Rules, Chapter 7080.215 Table VII)
5 (Minnesota Rules, Chapter 7080.215 Table VII)
6 (When lot size prohibits meeting the required 10' setback from the toe of the slope, the 10' setback may be measured
from the absorption area, with City approval and a survey verifying the proposed setback. Said survey must be
provided by the property owner at the property owner's expense.)
' (Shoreland Management Act and Minnesota Rules, Chapters 6105 and 6120)
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Soil Treatment
Tank(s)/ Sealed
and Dispersal
Building Sewer
Feature
Privy
Area/ Unsealed
or Supply Pipes
Privy
Private, single family water supply
well with less than 50 feet of casing
50
100
50
and not encountering 10 feet of
impervious material.'
Any other private, single family
water supply well or buried: <.,,vater
50
50
50
suction pipe'
Buried pipe distributing wat--r under
10
10
10
pressure.'
Structures)
10
20
-
10
Property Lines and Road Right of
10
Above grade
Ways.5
systems will be
measured from the
toe of the slope.
Ordinary High Water mark of
150
150
-
Natural Environmental Lakes.'
Ordinary High Water mark of
Recreational Development Lakes
75
75
-
and Protected Water Courses.'
Ordinary High Water mark of
50
50
-
General Development Lakes.'
Swimming Pool
10
10
-
Slopes of 20% or greater.
20
20
-
Bluff.
(Average Grade 25% Slope and has
50
50
a 25' Rise in Elevation.)
' (Minnesota Rules, Chapter 7080.171 U, Item B and Minnesota Kutes, unapter 4 i1-D)
z (Minnesota Rules, Chapters 4725 and 4715)
' (Minnesota Rules, Chapter 4715)
4 (Minnesota Rules, Chapter 7080.215 Table VII)
5 (Minnesota Rules, Chapter 7080.215 Table VII)
6 (When lot size prohibits meeting the required 10' setback from the toe of the slope, the 10' setback may be measured
from the absorption area, with City approval and a survey verifying the proposed setback. Said survey must be
provided by the property owner at the property owner's expense.)
' (Shoreland Management Act and Minnesota Rules, Chapters 6105 and 6120)
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