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Septic Research & Reference

Tallahassee Septic Repair Research publishes dated reference material assembled from public primary sources — Florida Administrative Code, statutes, agency publications, and county records — with reproducible calculations, source notes, disclosed limitations, versioned downloadable files, and documented corrections.

Published research

Dataset

Florida Septic Permit Requirements by County (2026)

A 67-county authority dataset resolving who issues each Florida onsite sewage permit as of July 23, 2026 — DEP direct in 17 counties, county health departments in 50. Includes the statewide permit baseline, statutory fee limits, two verified county fees, ENR-OSTDS triggers, 2026 law changes, and two ungated data downloads (CSV and JSON).

  • 67-county authority table
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  • Statewide requirements
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  • ENR triggers
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  • CSV & JSON downloads
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Dataset

Florida Septic Tank Size Chart by Bedrooms and Square Footage

A 100-scenario crosswalk of bedroom count and enclosed building area to minimum effective septic-tank capacity under Florida Administrative Code Rule 62-6.008. Includes Table II capacity tiers, drainfield absorption areas, effective capacity vs. gross volume, and a 67-county permitting-authority table. Four files available for download (CSV and JSON), ungated.

  • 100-scenario matrix
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  • Drainfield sizing
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  • 67-county permitting table
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  • CSV & JSON downloads
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About this research section

Tallahassee Septic Repair Research is the independent research and reference section of TallahasseeSepticRepair.com. It publishes dated reference material assembled from public primary sources, with reproducible calculations, source notes, disclosed limitations, versioned files, and documented corrections.

This section is not a Florida Department of Environmental Protection publication and carries no agency endorsement. Sizing and treatment determinations for a specific property are made through the applicable permitting process and site evaluation.

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