These photographs and specifications are from a three bedroom residential system. This lot is extremely small, and is situated on Woodhaven Lake in New Kent County. The subdivision was approved prior to the changes in the sewage regulations in 1982, and again in 2000. Due to the small size of the parcel, and the proximity to recreational waters, we used an AdvanTex Treatment System, with a reduced footprint dispersal area. There are three individual shallow placed disposal beds (14" installation depth), that are dosed by gravity from an eight port distribution box.

Specifications:
Peak Sewage Flow:	450 gallons per day
Estimated Percolation Rate:	40 minutes per inch (Class IIb Soils)
Septic Tank / Processing Tank:	1,500 gallon baffled - concrete top seam
Pump Chamber:	1,000 gallon - top seam
AdvanTex Module:	AX-20 - one unit Module is time dosed for 30 seconds and rested for 9.5 minutes
Disposal Method:	Three 7'x 26' Gravel Beds = 546 square feet Beds are time dosed for 2 minutes and rested for 5.5 hours

Installation was performed by: Churchview Septic Service Soils & Design Work by: Coastal Plains Environmental Group	As you can see at the bottom of the tank pit, we hit some nasty clay.	I missed the setting of the septic tank / processing tank. Setting the pump chamber took a lot of backing & turning by the driver
Setting the 1,000 gallon top seam pump chamber.	The contractor has cut the pad area into the soil. Pads were installed at a minimum depth of 14" following the contour.	Laying the bottom layer of gravel in the pad area.
Laying the distribution piping in the pad area.	Distribution boxes & forcemain.	Backfill & Grading almost complete
	Wiring the AdvanTex Module