Palama wrote:Dayum! Bummers to hear about your sewage issues Carl.
To repair the line and grade, we may have to dig our yard, our neighbor's yard next to us, across the street, and into the middle of the driveway of the neighbor across the street. Or abandon the old line, dig a new one through our yard, across the street, and into a different neighbor's yard across the street, requiring a new tap fee. The new line would be straight and less distance, compared to our old "S" shaped line that runs less than 2ft below the surface.
I am so f*cked! May have to contact an attorney and go after the Town/County for allowing this to pass inspection. The current line does not conform to building code. If I sell, I'll loose my ass unless I lie like the last owner and not disclose the problem. If I dig and fix correctly, I may have to re-mortgage the house to come up with the money. $10k won't even get me started!
I'm just going to start drinking heavily!
