What is the requirement for installation of a septic system when a physical barrier or ordinance exists?

When a physical barrier or ordinance exists, it indicates that there are specific regulations or limitations imposed in the area regarding the installation of septic systems. These could be due to environmental protection measures, zoning laws, or public health concerns. In such cases, the existence of an ordinance or barrier typically means that the installation of a septic system is not allowed, as these regulations are put in place to ensure that the environment and public health are protected from potential harm.

Choosing to install a septic system in an area where there is a clear mandate against it would not only violate local regulations but also could lead to significant consequences, including fines and the potential for the system to be required to be removed. Therefore, in situations where such barriers or ordinances exist, the correct requirement is that septic systems cannot be installed. This maintains compliance with local laws and protects the community and environment from possible negative impacts stemming from unregulated wastewater management.