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LETTER OF INTENDED USE
As described in the Technical Guidance Manual for Individual and Subsurface Sewage Disposal Systems (TGM) section
3.3.1, all nonresidential septic permit applications need to include a letter of intended use that provides information regarding
the type of establishment served, nature and quantity of wastewater the system will receive, and documentation that
substantiates that the proposed system will comply with IDAPA 58.01.03.
Applicant Name:
Type of Use/Business:
Will the structure be used for rental lodging? Y N
Description of all wastewater generation sources (water fixtures, equipment, appliances, etc.)
Will there be any floor drains in the structure? Y N
If yes, where are they located and what will these drains accept:
Will there be any employees? Y N If so, maximum number per day:
Maximum number of customers/clients/renters per day:
Public restrooms provided: Y N If so, approximate number served per day:
Signature: Date:
OFFICE USE ONLY
Projected Gallons of wastewater produced per day (Per IDAPA 58.01.03.007 or TGM 3.3.2)
Note: If the wastewater flows that are sent to the septic system drainfield are determined to not be domestic strength, a
non-domestic wastewater checklist must be completed and submitted before the septic application can be processed. An
engineer is usually needed to complete this checklist. Please discuss this with the Environmental Health Specialist that is
processing your application.
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