Welcome to Coastal Plains Environmental Group. We were established in 2000, and the company specializes in the maintenance of alternative onsite sewage disposal systems. Due to the number of systems that have been placed under contract with my firm, we are currently not accepting any new clients for soils consultation or design work. Coastal Plains Environmental Group is now solely devoted to the maintenance of Alternative Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems. Our company is certified to maintain conventional onsite wastewater treatment systems, and a number of different alternative onsite wastewater treatment systems for single family residential and small business. We currently are manufacturer certified to maintain fourteen different alternative treatment systems, and are acting as the primary service provider and trainer for the Hoot Aerobic Treatment System. We are also working on a project to rehabilitate a number of older sand filters, and high rate sand filters that have been neglected for a number of years. Coastal Plains Environmental Group maintains alternative onsite wastewater treatment systems in a large area of Virginia, and even into Maryland. We generally travel from Fredericksburg VA, south to the North Carolina line, and from Charlottesville to Virginia Beach. Trapper Davis, owner and founder of Coastal Plains Environmental Group is a former regulator with the Virginia Department of Health. He just completed a three year stint as an elected member to the Board of Directors for the National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association (NOWRA), representing the service provider community. Mr. Davis also sits on the Board of Directors for the Virginia Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association, the state affiliate of NOWRA, as well as several committees for the Commonwealth of Virginia and Maryland, including the steering committee for the new Virginia Onsite Training Center, located on Fort Pickett in Blackstone, Virginia. Trapper was recently appointed by Governor Kaine to the Department of Professional and Occupational Registration, to the Waterworks and Wastewater Works Operators and Sewage System Professional Board representing the service provider community. On that Board Trapper will participate in writing the new licensing rules for the onsite wastewater service industry in Virginia. |
New rules regarding the required maintenance of alternative onsite wastewater treatment system and licensing of Onsite system evaluators, Installers and Operators are due to be placed into effect on July 1, 2009. Though the new rules are still under development and being written, basically anyone who buys a structure with an alternative onsite wastewater system on the property will have to have a licensed onsite system operator under contract to maintain the system. We will post more information and set up a link explaining the rules when they have been finalized.
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Please send e-mail to: K.R. "Trapper" Davis with questions or comments about this web site. Last modified: March 11th 2009 |
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