Everyone in Geauga County uses toilets, but that process could flush a lot more money down the drain for the 70 percent of homeowners who have private septic systems under new Ohio environmental regulations. Homeowners may be forced to repair or replace their existing systems, even if they’re working well, or pay for frequent inspections under the new rules, Geauga County Health Commissioner Robert Weisdack told Geauga County Commissioners during last Thursday’s meeting. Weisdack told an audience of about 50 people that the state of Ohio has declared 31 percent of private septic systems in Ohio are failing and need...
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