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In California, septic system responsibility in rent-to-own agreements typically falls on the property owner unless specified otherwise in the contract. Environmental compliance is crucial, and violations can lead to penalties. Consult Siskiyou County Environmental Health Department for local codes and consider legal advice for specific guidance.Full Conversation
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Hey Renee! If the contract doesn't mention property improvements or repairs, it's usually the owner's responsibility to ensure the property meets legal standards. However, it's best to consult a local attorney to review the contract and advise based on specific circumstances. Is your son considering legal action or negotiation with the owner?
well it looks to us...the people who live on the property, after doing repairs to the existing system...looks as if the septic is dumping into a river...this property is old...built in *
Hey Renee, it's crucial to address environmental concerns like septic systems dumping into a river. If the property poses a health or environmental risk, your son may want to contact local authorities or environmental agencies for guidance. Is your son considering reporting this issue to any local agency?
yes, that is why i am looking for info on the steps to come,county codes for siskiyou ,state law that shows who normally would be responsible and any advice besides to see an attorney
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Hey Renee! In California, environmental concerns such as dumping sewage into a river are serious issues. Here are some steps and codes to consider:
- The homeowner usually bears the responsibility for property compliance.
- California Health and Safety Code §* prohibits discharge of sewage into water.
- Siskiyou County Environmental Health Department can provide specific county codes and guidance on septic system requirements.
Given the environmental aspect, consulting a local agency is wise. Would you like to know more about Siskiyou County codes or state laws related to septic systems?
state laws pertaining to maintance of structures and septic systems in a rent to own situation
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Hey Renee! In California, state laws regarding maintenance of structures and septic systems in rent-to-own situations typically involve the following:
- The property owner is generally responsible for maintaining structures and systems.
- Health and Safety Code §* prohibits the discharge of sewage into water bodies.
- Environmental compliance is crucial; violations can lead to penalties.
If you want more specific info on Siskiyou County codes or further legal advice, consulting a local agency or attorney might be beneficial.
ok going to do so now thank you
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Renee, you've got a complex situation there with environmental concerns and property maintenance in a rent-to-own scenario. Consulting local authorities and seeking legal advice could certainly help you navigate this issue. If you have further questions or need more information, feel free to ask!