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Cesspools were installed in homes built before 1970. So, if your home is newer than that, it is very unlikely that you have one. That's because government regulations prohibited the installation of sumps on new properties from the 1970s onward.
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§ 156.54 CESSPOOLS AND PRIVIES NOT TO BE CONNECTED TO SEWERS. (A) No cesspool or privy vault shall be connected with any private sewer or drain connecting with the public sewer. (B) Connections with cesspools will be allowed only in places where it is impracticable to make connections with the public sewer.
Installation of new septic systems and repairs to existing systems are by permit and must be performed by licensed installers. Design and installation criteria are part of the Connecticut Public Health Code and permits are issued based on local zoning regulations.
§ 156.54 CESSPOOLS AND PRIVIES NOT TO BE CONNECTED TO SEWERS. (A) No cesspool or privy vault shall be connected with any private sewer or drain connecting with the public sewer. (B) Connections with cesspools will be allowed only in places where it is impracticable to make connections with the public sewer.
Septic systems on sites with design flows exceeding 7,500 GPD, alternative sewage disposal systems, and community sewage systems are permitted by the CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (CTDEEP).
Cesspools require far more maintenance than septic tanks. Because the cesspool doesn't filter water and direct it away from the home, it can fill up quickly with untreated wastewater. To prevent this wastewater from backing up into the drains around your home, it has to be emptied far more often than a septic tank.
A septic tank allows wastewater to flow into a leach field where it undergoes a filtration process. In contrast, a cesspool is a pit lined with cement or stone which lacks the ability to filter the waste, eventually contaminating the surrounding soil. A tight tank is just an enclosed tank with no outlet.