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Wrentham septic rules and Title 5 requirements

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Wrentham requires Board permits for septic construction and component repairs, provides online application, and specifies plan copies and local fees.

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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
For new/upgraded systems, licensed engineer submits four complete paper plan copies with soil analysis, forms, and fees; Board approves, seeks revisions, or rejects. Component repair needs Board permit; Board approval follows repair for Certificate of Compliance.
Hauler permits
State Title 5 requires a Board of Health permit where septage is collected; permit expires each calendar year unless a local rule provides otherwise.
Published fees
Septic construction permit starts at $420 and varies by design; component-repair permit is $105.
Filing workflow
Apply online and submit four paper plan copies for construction; apply online for component repair.
Caveat or conflict
Confirm the current complete fee schedule, inspection dates, and Title 5-report routing with the Board.

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