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2007 House Bill 4077 (Revise new sewer hookup mandate )

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  • Introduced by Rep. Marty Knollenberg on January 22, 2007, to authorize certain cities (Troy in particular) to allow a person required to connect their dwelling to an available public sewer line to not connect for as long as an existing septic system is operating satisfactorily. Under current state law, a person must connect to a new sewer line in a city, village, or township within 18 months of its installation.
    • Referred to the House Intergovernmental, Urban And Regional Affairs Committee on January 22, 2007.

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Introduced by Rep. Marty Knollenberg on January 22, 2007. New Comment

1) Septic [by Anonymous Citizen on September 4, 2008]
Our City says the Health Department has the jurisdiction of all septics. The local Heath Department states the city has the jurisdiction of septics. Who will condem?
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2) Governor....Alaska [by Anonymous Citizen on September 4, 2008]
WOW!!! A woman who is attractive and intelligent!!! Don't you know jenny and hillary are jealous as heck. I think our next VP has set a new stage for woman across the world. I was torn as to who to vote for, BUT NOT NOW!!
Go Sarah Go!!!!
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3) Awesome Girl [by Anonymous Citizen on September 4, 2008]
She will be president elect in 2012 and maybe statr to reel in the nanny government.
I Love Hockey Moms
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4) Our next VP... [by Anonymous Citizen on September 4, 2008]
She's definately a MILF
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5) septic [by moundd on January 26, 2007]
how long would it take for the city(')s to condem the septic to collect???
You have to be kidding!!!
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6) septic [by moundd on January 26, 2007]
how long would it take for the city(')s to condem the septic to collest???
You have to be kidding!!!
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