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As part of the SepticSmart Program, Boulder County Board of Health adopted a property transfer regulation in February, 2008, that will go into effect on September 1, 2008. The regulation requires that all homes have an adequately operating and approved septic system at the time of sale or purchase of a home.

Just like inspecting a roof or electrical system, buyers and sellers will need to make sure the septic system is in good working condition, has been inspected, and meets current and approved Boulder County standards.

Property Transfer Regulation (PDF 46 KB)

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Around the Country
Many other communities in the U.S. have enacted a similar property transfer program, including:

Jefferson County (CO), Sedgewick County (KS), Washtenaw County (MI), State of Arizona, State of Massachusetts, State of Minnesota, and State of New Mexico
 
 

Property Transfer

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