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Note: Callaway County now requires a permit for the
installation of individual homeowners sewer and connection to the main line sewer system. This permit
must be obtained before the system is installed. Call The Callaway County Health Department
at 573 642 5750 and request a permit for Master Key Home Place System. This
permit must be issued before a street address may be given.
For frequently recommended quality
builders, see:
- Gene Vaughn Construction,
LLC - Home Phone 573- 634- 7277;
Cell Phone 573- 619-8081; Email
- Ware Construction, Inc.
- 2109 William Woods Ave., Fulton, MO 65251; Phone 573-592-0499; Fax 573-592-8846;
Email
Ware Construction, Inc. is the preferred supplier for the grinder
pump (Home
Place Plat 1).
For architectural design and building supply assistance, check out Mid City
Lumber (573) 642-7800, 400 Gaylord Drive, Fulton, MO 65251.
Master
Key Home Place Wastewater Treatment Collection Sewer Now on Missouri Dig
Rite System
The Wastewater Treatment Plant and collection system are the property of Master Key place Homeowners Association.
The treatment plant is located in the Homeowners Park and is of a
re-circulating media design. It is fed by a pressure collection sewer
system which is buried in the utility easement located adjacent to the road at the front 20 feet of
the homesite. As a part of our responsibility as homeowners, we need to reduce potential damage to the sewer line portion of the collection system. This can be achieved by calling the Missouri
Dig Rite system (811 on your phone) to request a marking of the sewer and all other utilities (electric, phone, and water) before digging in the utility easement.
Missouri
Dig Rite will not mark your personal sewer line - that portion that runs from your grinder pump to the connection with the main line. It is recommended that you map ALL utilities that come into your house from the
road and keep this for future reference. It is amazing how many trees get planted in the middle of electric and water lines!!!
If you need to discuss this or have questions, please get in touch. -- Bill Williams,
573 590 1370
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