Upon completion of the new construction, alteration or repair of the OSS, a complete and detailed record drawing shall be submitted to both the health officer and the OSS owner that includes at a minimum the following:

(1) Measurements and directions accurate to +/- 1/2 foot, unless otherwise determined by the local health officer, to assure the following parts of the OSS can be easily located:

(a) All sewage tank openings requiring access;

(b) The ends, and all changes in direction, of installed and found buried pipes and electrical cables that are part of the OSS; and

(c) Any other OSS component which, in the judgment of the health officer or the designer, must be accessed for observation, maintenance, or operation;

(2) Location and dimensions of reserve area;

(3) Record that materials and equipment meet the specifications contained in the design;

(4) Initial settings of electrical or mechanical devices that must be known to operate the system in the manner intended by the designer or installer; and

(5) For proprietary products, manufacturer's standard product literature, including performance specifications and maintenance recommendations needed for operation, monitoring, maintenance or repair of the OSS.

Upon completion of new construction, alteration, or repair of the OSS, the OSS owner shall submit a complete and detailed record drawing to the local health officer that includes at a minimum:

(1) Measurements and directions accurate to +/- 1/2 foot, unless otherwise determined by the local health officer, so that the following parts of the OSS can be easily located:

(a) All sewage tank openings requiring access;

(b) The ends, and all changes in direction, of installed and found buried pipes and electrical cables that are part of the OSS; and

(c) Any other OSS component which, in the judgment of the local health officer or the designer, must be accessed for observation, maintenance, or operation;

(2) Location and dimensions of the reserve area;

(3) Record that materials and equipment meet the specifications contained in the design;

(4) Initial settings of electrical or mechanical devices that must be known to operate the system in the manner intended by the designer or installer; and

(5) For proprietary products, manufacturer's standard product literature, including performance specifications and maintenance recommendations needed for operation, monitoring, maintenance, or repair of the OSS.