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I was reading in the one of the forum that some area of Clayton and garner don't have sewage systems and the newer home has septic tanks. is this true? some one also mention that in some area of Clayton there don't have underground water lines. and some home owners have to dig water wells. what the truth here?.
It's true!!! 50% of americans live in homes with septic systems and drink water that comes out of the ground. Even some that live 2 or 3 miles out of town.
Yes, my neighborhood falls in this category - we are a few miles outside of Garner and Raleigh city limits, so we also enjoy a lower tax bill. Our neighborhood has a community well for water, so we have a monthly bill based on usage. Each home has individual septic, we have someone come out every 2 years to pump and check it. One advantage of the individual/community water is we don't ever have water restrictions or lawn watering schedules that many towns impose.
I am near the RBC center and have a community well and Septic. Neighbor across the street has Cary water and sewer. Should not be an issue for you. Now if the place has an outhouse that would be another story
In wake forest, *many* of the homes in neighborhoods west of Capital blvd are in the county, and in the watershed of falls lake, and we are all on septic (some community septic) and well (both private and community)
That also means that the homes are on bigger lots, usually over 1/2 acre......but closer to an acre
thanks for the head up i know ever place is different.
Sure thing!
I will say that raising chickens in town isn't usually an issue around here. Other, larger livestock (like cows) you'd need to keep in more rural areas (where you'd be on septic/well instead of city services).
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