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Taunton septic rules and Title 5 requirements

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Taunton has local septic regulations and publishes a detailed Title 5 permit, inspection, fee, installer, and hauler workflow.

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TankPro found a published local rule, form, fee, permit, or workflow in the cited official source.

Verified from public official sources · July 21, 2026

Pumping and records
State Title 5: submit the pumping record to the local approving authority within 14 days of pumping.
Title 5 and inspections
Plans require Conservation Department stamp before Board submission; licensed Taunton installer obtains permit; Board performs open-hole/final inspections and reviews as-built before Certificate of Compliance. Title 5 reports go to the Board within 30 days with $25 filing fee.
Hauler permits
Taunton publishes a $200-per-truck annual septic-hauler permit.
Published fees
$50 Title 5 report submittal; $500 new-design and $400 repair-design applications (both include review/required inspections); $350 new-construction perc, $250 repair perc, $150 extra inspection, $200 emergency repair/component replacement.
Filing workflow
Submit stamped plans, variances/soil logs, and checks to the Board; request inspections about two days ahead; installer permits/hauler materials use Town process.
Caveat or conflict
The page also lists a $25 Title 5 report filing fee although its fee section lists $50; confirm the current amount before payment.

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