This entry is a FDEP wastewater inventory record for 4014 7TH ST SW catalogued under Lee County. Its recorded classification is Likely septic. FDEP publishes parcel wastewater classifications with different levels of certainty. Known, Likely and Somewhat likely do not establish a permit approval, tank capacity, current condition or a property-specific drawing. Tank capacity: Not provided. Bedroom capacity is not provided in this entry.
Directory record ID: 727813. Directory identifier; source parcel and wastewater reference are shown separately. Open source data (GIS/API or download) ↗
System details
Source record
Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) · Parcel wastewater inventory
Parcel identifier
34442606000550180
Recorded services
- Wastewater classification
- LikelySeptic
- Drinking-water classification
- KnownWell
- Wastewater evidence type
- Not provided
- Wastewater evidence source
- 2009 Inventory Septic
Recorded source values; current approval and conditions are not independently verified.
Source update values
- Wastewater update value
- 2009
- Drinking-water update value
- 2017
- Parcel assessment year
- 2016
Update and assessment values are not septic installation or permit dates.
Recorded location
- Recorded address
- 4014 7TH ST SW
- Recorded city
- LEHIGH ACRES
- Recorded ZIP
- 33976
- County code (CO_NO)
- 46
Location fields as published; these do not establish surveyed boundaries or component locations.
- Source object ID (OBJECTID)
- 128747
Dataset identifier; the tax parcel is shown separately above.
Field definitions & source notes
Source object ID (OBJECTID). 128747 — Dataset identifier; not a tax parcel or a permit number.
Parcel identifier. 34442606000550180 — Parcel identifier as published; not a permit number.
Wastewater classification. LikelySeptic — Source certainty about wastewater disposal; not current permit approval or a verified system design.
Drinking-water classification. KnownWell — Source certainty about drinking-water supply; does not locate a well or establish a setback.
Wastewater evidence type. Not provided — Value copied from the named source field.
Wastewater evidence source. 2009 Inventory Septic — Original source evidence text; embedded dates and references are not independently verified permit or installation dates.
Wastewater update value. 2009 — Original source update or assessment value; not a septic installation or permit date.
Drinking-water update value. 2017 — Original source update or assessment value; not a septic installation or permit date.
Parcel assessment year. 2016 — Original source update or assessment value; not a septic installation or permit date.
County code (CO_NO). 46 — Publisher county identifier; CO_NO uses the documented Florida Department of Revenue county-number mapping.
County FIPS suffix. 071 — Publisher county identifier; CO_NO uses the documented Florida Department of Revenue county-number mapping.
Recorded address. 4014 7TH ST SW — Value copied from the named source field.
Recorded city. LEHIGH ACRES — Value copied from the named source field.
Recorded ZIP. 33976 — Value copied from the named source field.
LANDUSE. RES — Value copied from the named source field.
BLT_STATUS. BLT — Value copied from the named source field.
ALT_KEY. Not provided — Value copied from the named source field.
WW_GEO. spatial — Value copied from the named source field.
COMMENTS. Not provided — Value copied from the named source field.
DW_SRC_TYP. Other — Value copied from the named source field.
DW_SRC_NAM. Lee County permitted Domestic Well # WEL2006-01131 — Original source evidence text; embedded dates and references are not independently verified permit or installation dates.
DW_GEO. parcel — Value copied from the named source field.
ORIG_FID. 495798 — Value copied from the named source field.
Shape_Leng. 131.805225902 — Original inventory geometry field; no building footprint, setback or component measurement is established here.
Acres. 0.249979212263 — Original inventory geometry field; no building footprint, setback or component measurement is established here.
How a conventional septic system works
In a conventional system, wastewater travels from the building to a tank. Solids and floating material separate there; liquid flows onward to a drainfield for further treatment in the soil.
Wastewater leaves the building.
Solids separate from the liquid.
Liquid flows onward for treatment in the soil.
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Pumping & maintenance guidance
General maintenance guidance
EPA guidance · Household systems
EPA recommends professional inspection at least every three years for an average household system. Household tanks are typically pumped every three to five years. Systems with electrical or mechanical components generally need yearly inspection. Actual maintenance depends on use and system conditions.
This guidance describes household systems generally. The directory record does not establish this property’s maintenance history or next service date.