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PUD with septic

Hey Everyone, we’re looking at a new build. It’s located in on the coast of the Carolina’s. It’s in a PUD with about 400 homes planned on over 700 acres of property. The only thing that has me worried is that each home will be on its own individual septic system. It’s the only PUD in the area that will be on septic. The reason for this, this is what the builder said, is that the development could not get approval to put the public sewer infrastructure in because half the 700 acres is “conservation land”—so they had to go with the septic tanks. All lots are over .5 acres. Should I be worried at all? Just not familiar with septic tanks, and didn’t know if having a large community all on their own individual septic tank is problematic? Thanks!

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