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Originally Posted by cimplexsound
I think if a dump station is properly vented and far enough away from the house, it's quite the advantage. In the RV park I stay in the winter we have had our fair share of RViers with sewer leaks. Boy oh boy, even being their neighbor when a sewer hose goes is not fun. As for myself I would just recommend a regular sewer connection if your hooked to a city sewer system. That way you can just pull your sewer valves and the gray and black water waste is gone, just a memory. No long term plumbing headaches to worry about. Some cities will not allow installation of a dump station because of the risk of contaminating ground drinking water if seapage should occur. But most will allow installing a regular sewer connection since it goes straight to the sewer. So just something to think about.
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If correctly placed, the "dump station" is simply an addition to the existing sanitary sewer system, be it a water system type sewer or a septic tank system. Your dump stations at a vast majority of the state parks are simply a septic tank system.
I added a fitting to the top of one caps for the septic tank on one of my rental properties. I would have added to my septic at the house, but I wouldn't be able to get the coach into place. What I finished today is a short term solution. My long term solution will be garbage disposal turned macerator to pump it into the house septic, but the coach garage will be tied into that septic.
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