Septic System Information
Environmental Health is defined as the interrelationships between people and their environment. This fosters a safe and healthful environment that promotes human well being. We at the Stone County Health Department are committed to this through our efforts in managing the Onsite Wastewater Program with the issuance of septic permits, investigations and inspections. We also provide information through educational programs.
All Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems must be permitted. This would include new, repaired and replacement systems.
All onsite wastewater system permits shall be valid for one year after date of issuance. If the septic system is not constructed, modified, or repaired within one year, the permit is void and a new permit must be issued.
Please *view or print the following ordinances, information and applications for Onsite Wastewater Treatment:
- Stone County Health Code Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems Ordinance
- Septic Permit Application Procedures
- Septic Permit Application Check List
- Licensed Septic Inspector List
- Licensed Septic Installer List
- Licensed Installer Registration 2024-2026
- Inspector Registration Form 2024-2026
- Licensed Soil Scientist List
- Septic Permit Application
- Set Back Distances and Vertical Separation Table
- Variance Request Application Form
- Complaint Form
- Soil Scientist Renewal 2024-2026
- LPP Worksheet
Stone County Planning and Zoning Information
Stone County Planning and Zoning
Below you will find wastewater funding opportunity links and additional information :
James River Basin Partnership Cost Share Program for Septic Tank Pump-out
H2Ozarks Septic Remediation Grant Program
Missouri Department of Natural Resources
Missouri Housing Development Commission
The Missouri Association of Councils of Government