Environmental
Pennsylvania's Sewage Facilities Act requires that:
AAll homes have central sewer connections before being listed for sale
BNew subdivisions plan for adequate sewage disposal facilities as part of development approval✓ Correct
CAll septic systems be inspected annually by the state
DBuyers waive sewage inspection rights in rural areas
Explanation
Pennsylvania's Sewage Facilities Act (Act 537) requires municipalities to maintain official sewage facilities plans and ensures that new land developments have adequate sewage disposal. Municipalities must approve plans for new development that includes sewage systems.
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