A Tight Fit Between Water and Woods

An onsite system using low-pressure dosing to sand filter modules saves an Upper Peninsula Michigan recreational vehicle campground

A Tight Fit Between Water and Woods

Using a Caterpillar 299C skid-steer and RL-H4C laser (Topcon Positioning Systems), workers from Primrose Acres build up the 12-inch-deep sand mound for the 58-by-36-foot-wide drainfield B. In the background is the 58-by-24-foot-wide drainfield A.

The owners of a RV campground in Ontonagon, Michigan, faced a complex situation when the onsite system serving the showers, restrooms and camper dump station failed.

Although the owners signed a pumping contract, the Ontonagon County Health Department wouldn’t accept it until...

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