Get Percolation Test Form

Filling out the Percolation Test Form online can streamline the process of assessing soil percolation rates for septic system installations. This guide provides comprehensive instructions to help users complete the form accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to complete the Percolation Test Form online

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Percolation Test Form. This will allow you to download and open the form in your preferred editing platform.
2. Enter the address or location of the property in the designated field. Be sure to include accurate information to avoid any processing delays.
3. Fill in the city associated with the property location. This section helps identify the jurisdiction responsible for processing your form.
4. Provide the owner's name. This should be the person or entity that owns the property.
5. Input the current date in the specified format. Make sure this reflects the date you are filling out the form.
6. Enter the Assessor's Parcel Number (APN) for the property. This number is crucial for identifying the specific parcel in county records.
7. Indicate the depth to the first water. This is an important measurement that will influence the percolation test results.
8. Select the soil type from the available options. Accurate identification of soil type is essential for determining suitability for septic systems.
9. Provide any additional remarks or notes relevant to the testing process in the appropriate section.
10. Mark the locations of test holes clearly on the form, including any nearby wells or structures. This will help officials understand the site layout.
11. If required, fill out the soil profile details, including the depth and soil type for multiple layers of soil.
12. Record the details for each test hole, including the water drop time, reading, depth, and diameter. Ensure accuracy in these measurements.
13. Calculate and document the percolation rate in minutes per inch, as well as the recommended septic area based on your test results.
14. Include the names and contact information for the individuals who performed and certified the test. This information is crucial for verification.
15. Finally, review all entries for accuracy, make any necessary edits, and then save your changes. You can also download, print, or share the completed form as needed.

Complete your Percolation Test Form online today and ensure accurate processing of your septic system application.