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Additional 250 gal volume for each bedroom over 4.  \n• Should be inspected / pumped every 3 years to remove accumulated solids (sludge)  \n• “Septage” is taken to regional sewage treatment plants for treatment/disposal  \nSeptic tank effluent filters  \n• Effective Feb 2012-All septic tank outlets must be equipped with a solids retainer or septic effluent filter  \nto prevent solids from clogging the drain field soils","cbCaipyFerqAvzuX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipyFerqAvzuX","pdf",3285059,26,"English","# Introduction to the New Jersey Pinelands\n## A Nitrogen Sensitive Environment\n## NJ Pinelands Facts\n# Rules Governing Septic Systems in NJ & in the Pinelands\n## Standards for Individual Subsurface Sewage Disposal Systems\n## Emphasis on Pathogens and Wastewaterborne Nitrogen\n# Human Pathogens in Wastewater Bacteria\n## Bacteria\n## Viruses\n## Protozoa and Helminths\n# Pathogen Removal in Wastewater Treatment\n## Chemical agents\n## Biological, physical & mechanical methods\n# Conventional Gravity Flow Septic System\n## Typical single compartment septic tank\n## Septic tank effluent filters","[{\"question\":\"What makes the New Jersey Pinelands a nitrogen-sensitive environment for wastewater?\",\"answer\":\"The material describes the Pinelands as an ecosystem with nutrient-poor streams fed by shallow groundwater, and emphasizes wastewaterborne nitrogen control for ecological protection. 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