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Gwinnett County septic system records have been digitized and incorporated into the Gwinnett County GIS database. There is no cost to browse the online GIS database.

For the uninitiated, the GIS database has a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it there’s a lot of beneficial information readily available. For the rest who might be familiar with the GIS be warned that it has been updated including the web address.

To get to the GIS:
Go to www.gwinnettcounty.com and select GIS Data Browser from the Popular Links pull down menu.
Or click here:
http://www.gwinnettcounty.com/portal/gwinnett/Departments/InformationTechnologyServices/GeographicInformationSystems/GISDataBrowser
Or click here:
http://gis.gwinnettcounty.com/OnPointWebsite/WebPages/Map/FundyViewer.aspx

Now, I’ve tried a number of different browsers with this particular application and have found that MSIE is about the only viable option. Additionally, you’ll have to allow popups.

It will be extremely helpful to you to have your parcel ID available to search for your property. Otherwise you might be in for a lengthy search. Your parcel ID is available on your property tax bill.

If you have your parcel ID number open the GIS app as described above then mouseover the “Searches” link found at the upper left under the GIS logo. Select “Parcel Search” from the drop down menu.

Once you have your property in focus click on the “i” button on the app’s toolbar. This will change your cursor to a crosshair (+). Now, click on your property. A popup window will appear with another drop down menu. Select “Septic tank parcels” from this list and you will be provided some dialogue along with a “Doc name” link. Click on this link and a PDF copy of your septic system will generate.

There are other handy bits of information from this same drop down menu such as “Land Parcels” which will generate data including purchase price, purchase date and property valuation.

4 Responses To “Gwinnett County Septic System Records”

1. connorkitty Says:
   August 16th, 2011 at 6:58 PM

   The county has no record of our septic tank??? Any reason why?

2. CorinthHills.org Says:
   August 17th, 2011 at 10:02 AM

   I would recommend that you contact the county and ask them.

3. connorkitty Says:
   August 17th, 2011 at 5:02 PM

   I did….they have no records.

4. CorinthHills.org Says:
   August 20th, 2011 at 9:42 AM

   That’s really strange, are you sure that you’re on septic and not sewer? If I’m not mistaken multiple government agencies require septic records for environmental impact reasons. If you’re sure that you are on septic, I’d send a certified letter to Gwinnett County specifying that you indeed have a septic system and that you’ve contacted the county, spoke with whomever and that they relayed that there were no records for your septic system. Might save you some headaches in the future…

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Updated June 2, 2011

The Georgia Water Stewardship Act signed by Governor Sonny Perdue went into effect June 2, 2010. The bill allows daily outdoor watering for purposes of planting, growing, managing, or maintaining ground cover, trees, shrubs, or other plants every day from 4:00pm – 10:00am as long as a shut-off nozzle is used.

All other outdoor water usage (e.g., washing cars, personal pressure washing) is to follow the watering schedule based on street address shown below:

Monday - Even addresses
Tuesday - Odd addresses
Wednesday - Even addresses
Thursday - Odd addresses
Friday - No other outdoor water usage is permitted
Saturday - Even addresses
Sunday - Odd addresses

Frequently asked questions about outdoor water use:
I heard I can water my yard every day. Is that true?
Yes. Citizens in Georgia can now water any day of the week, regardless of your address, between 4:00pm and 10:00am as long as a shut-off nozzle is used.

Can I also wash my car or pressure wash my house any day?
No. The new state law only relates to landscape uses—the odd/even schedule remains in place for all other outdoor uses.

Are parks included in the new schedule?
Sports fields and parks are exempt from the hourly restrictions. These areas may be watered any time or day.

If I put in new landscape, do I have to water between 4:00pm and 10:00am?
No. Newly installed landscape is also exempt from the hourly restrictions for the first 30 days following installation.

What about drip irrigation?
Drip irrigation is completely exempt from the outdoor rules. It may be used any time or day.

What exemptions exist to the new hourly restrictions?
• Commercial agriculture
• Alternative sources of water (grey water, rain water, condensate, etc.)
• Irrigation of food gardens
• Irrigation of newly installed or reseeded turf for the first 30 days following installation
• Drip irrigation or soaker hoses
• Hand watering with a shut-off nozzle
• Water from a private well
• Irrigation of plants for sale
• Irrigation of athletic fields, golf courses, or public recreational turf
• Installation and maintenance of irrigation systems
• Hydro seeding

Are professional pressure washers hired to wash my house subject to restrictions based on my address?
No. Commercial businesses are exempt from day of the week restrictions.

Can I have a charity car wash on any day regardless of the address?
No. Unfortunately, charity car washes, like at home car washes, are subject to the odd/even schedule. This is determined by the address of the facility hosting the car wash. Partnering with a professional car wash is exempt from the odd/even schedule due to the company’s professional exemption.

More:

• If you have any questions regarding Watering Restriction, e-mail dwrwaterbanquestions@gwinnettcounty.com or call 678-376-7100.

• For more information on exemptions and forms to submit violations, visit the Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources’ water conservation webpage through www.gwinnettcounty.com.

• Information about water conservation can be found on several websites, including www.gaepd.org, www.georgiadrought.org, and www.conservewatergeorgia.net.

• Lake Lanier information.

• Stone Mountain weather forecast.

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Frank Theaters has reopened Stone Mountain Festival 6. Ticket prices are very reasonable and they’ve spruced up the place a bit.

More:
• http://www.franktheatres.com/
• View movie schedule and purchase tickets online.

Stone Mountain Festival 6
1825 Rockbridge Rd.
Stone Mountain, GA 30087
Information: 770-469-6608
Movie Line: 770-469-6605

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Saturday, October 16, 2010 from 9:00 AM ’til 2:00 PM at the City of Lilburn City Hall.

For attendees, admission is free. The October Garage Sale has sold out of vendor space. The next sale will be in March 2011.

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An 11 acre tract of land off of Hwy. 124 in Snellville that was once home to a Lincoln Mercury dealership and Home Depot Landscape Center has been rezoned and is being redeveloped into a new retail center. The anchor for this new development is Academy Sports + Outoors. Additional retail space is available as well as parcels intended for restaurant facilities.

More:
• Academy Sports + Outdoors
• GDP - Snellville approves rezoning along Scenic Highway

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The Stone Mountain Festival 6 Movie Theater is reopening Friday, September 17th.

More:
• Google Movies - Trademark Cinemas Movies at Stone Mountain Festival 6
• Yahoo Movies - Trademark Cinemas Movies at Stone Mountain Festival 6
• Fandango.com - Stone Mountain Festival 6 Movie Times and Tickets
• Stone Mountain Festival 6 Showtimes
• Upcoming Shows - Stone Mountain Festival 6
• Trademark Cinemas - Stone Mountain Festival 6
• Trademark Cinemas Movies at Stone Mountain Festival

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Celebrating its 42nd Anniversary, the Yellow Daisy Festival has been voted the Nation’s #1 Arts & Crafts Show by Sunshine Festival and Events Association.

More than 400 artists and crafters from 38 States and two countries will be displaying their wares.

Daily live entertainment, Children’s Corner activities, clogging and crafter demonstrations throughout the event as well as fabulous festival foods.

Thursday, September 9 - Sunday, September 12

FREE WITH PARK ENTRY!

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Gwinnett County is repossessing Collins Hill Golf Course which is currently 1.8 million dollars in debt. Charles Bannister states that the $1.8 million will be paid from existing tax reserve funds.

The course was originally purchased by the county in 1988 for $3.4 million because local golfers whined that it was too inconvenient to drive elsewhere to play. It was a controversial decision even way back then, but the board of commissioners said it was a great deal.

The story then becomes somewhat convoluted and mired in minutia,… the AJC does a great job of detailing the timeline of events, just suffice it to say that the property has never made money and continues to hemorrhage cash, but now the county taxpayers are on the hook for its medical and rehab bill.

• Gwinnett to repossess golf course, pay its $1.8 million debt - AJC

3 Responses To “Gwinnett Repos Golf Course And $1.8M In Debt”

1. BG Says:
   August 17th, 2010 at 10:04 AM

   Gwinnett County is becoming quite the sports Mecca. We should all go play a round of golf, then take in a Gwinnett Braves game and finish by taking a swim in the debt that all of this foolishness has created.

2. j.q.public Says:
   August 18th, 2010 at 12:45 PM

   Meanwhile my property tax assessment remains obscenely high.

3. bwilson Says:
   September 17th, 2010 at 5:58 PM

   “PAID FROM EXISTING TAX RESERVE FUNDS”? WHAT RESERVE FUNDS? MY PROPERTY TAXES KEEP GETTING JACKED UP FOR WHAT? TO PAY FOR GOLF COURSES? BOY, THE EMERGENCY SERVICES SECTOR MUST BE PISSED OFF - CAN’T GIVE THE COPS OR FIREMEN A RAISE FOR RISKING THEIR NECKS, BUT WE CAN BUY GOLF COURSES THAT ARE IN THE RED. THIS COUNTY IS GOING TO HELL!

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Free removal of all appliances and metals of all sorts. Services all of Gwinnett County, Atlanta and North Georgia. Call 678-876-6432 and ask for Joe.

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Per the request of Gwinnett County, we are posting the following water usage schedule and information.

The Georgia Water Stewardship Act signed by Governor Sonny Perdue went into effect June 2, 2010. The bill allows daily outdoor watering for purposes of planting, growing, managing, or maintaining ground cover, trees, shrubs, or other plants from 4:00pm – 10:00am.

All other outdoor water usage (e.g., washing cars, pressure washing) is to follow the watering schedule based on street address shown below:

Monday - Even addresses
Tuesday - Odd addresses
Wednesday - Even addresses
Thursday - Odd addresses
Friday - No other outdoor water usage is permitted
Saturday - Even addresses
Sunday - Odd addresses

Frequently asked questions about outdoor water use:
I heard I can water my yard every day. Is that true?
Yes. Citizens in Georgia can now water any day of the week, regardless of your address, between 4:00pm and 10:00am.

Can I also wash my car or pressure wash my house any day?
No. The new state law only relates to landscape uses—the odd/even schedule remains in place for all other outdoor uses.

Are parks included in the new schedule?
Sports fields and parks are exempt from the hourly restrictions. These areas may be watered any time or day.

If I put in new landscape, do I have to water between 4:00pm and 10:00am?
No. Newly installed landscape is also exempt from the hourly restrictions for the first 30 days following installation.

What about drip irrigation?
Drip irrigation is completely exempt from the outdoor rules. It may be used any time or day.

What exemptions exist to the new hourly restrictions?
• Commercial agriculture
• Alternative sources of water (grey water, rain water, condensate, etc.)
• Irrigation of food gardens
• Irrigation of newly installed or reseeded turf for the first 30 days following installation
• Drip irrigation or soaker hoses
• Hand watering with a shut-off nozzle
• Water from a private well
• Irrigation of plants for sale
• Irrigation of athletic fields, golf courses, or public recreational turf
• Installation and maintenance of irrigation systems
• Hydro seeding

Are professional pressure washers hired to wash my house subject to restrictions based on my address?
No. Commercial businesses are exempt from day of the week restrictions.

Can I have a charity car wash on any day regardless of the address?
No. Unfortunately, charity car washes, like at home car washes, are subject to the odd/even schedule. This is determined by the address of the facility hosting the car wash. Partnering with a professional car wash is exempt from the odd/even schedule due to the company’s professional exemption.

For more information on exemptions and forms to submit violations, visit the Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources’ water conservation webpage through www.gwinnettcounty.com.

More information can be found on the Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources’ water conservation webpage.

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One Response To “Gwinnett County Garbage & Recycling Program Video”

1. Gwinnett Recall Committee Says:
   July 20th, 2010 at 4:56 PM

   Were these paid actors or were they real Socialists? Why does the new efficient garbage and recycling program only offer one level of service? Why were we not allowed to vote on this new tax/fee? Why does the entire County share the burden of laws passed with the intent to have the haulers increase recycling and decrease volume dumped?
   Why does the public servants elected to protect and serve the electorate do the bidding of big business only? Mr. Bannister please contact me at www.gwntrecall.com, when you get back from your travels.

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Monday, the Lilburn and Snellville city councils each held meetings to vote on proposed millage rate increases. Liburn opted to hold steady at 4.26 whereas Snellville voted to approve a 42% increase to its millage rate. The new millage rate in Snellville will increase from 4.15 to 5.9.

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When: Saturday, June 12, 2010 11:00AM
Where: Outside the old courthouse in downtown Lawrenceville - 185 East Crogan Street
Organizers: Four Corners Tea Party, Freedom Works, Gwinnett Citizens for Responsible Government

Organizers of this event intend to demand that commissioners reconsider the plan that will bill 185,000 households in unincorporated Gwinnett $321 each for 18 months of trash service paid in advance. This bill will be included in property tax statements that go out later in July.

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More:
• Four Corners Tea Party Facebook page
• AJC article
• CorinthHills.org article archive

One Response To “New Garbage Plan Protest Planned”

1. fwy545 Says:
   June 12th, 2010 at 7:58 AM

   “unless the taxpayers wish to change their minds and replenish some of the lost funding we have encountered, the only option is to reduce spending, and that’s the direction we’re going.”
   - Charles Bannister (open letter to Gwinnett County)

   Translation: We, the BoC screwed up and got called on it. The legal system agreed with our accusers, so either pony up a tax increase to pay for our mistakes or go with this “new” plan, Constitutionality be damned.

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GwinnettCounty.com now has a search app online that allows for identification of an assigned trash hauler based upon lookup by address or parcel ID.

The Corinth Hills area has been assigned to Waste Pro of Georgia.

Designated Hauler Name: Waste Pro of Georgia
Address: 3512 Oakcliff Road Doraville, GA 30340-3003
Website: www.wasteprousa.com/gwinnett
Email: wpgwinnett@wasteprousa.com
Telephone Number: 770-451-9395

Corinth Hills has been assigned Monday for garbage and recycling pickup.

If you need additional assistance with identifying your hauler and pick-up day, call 770-822-7141 or send an email to gcsolidwaste@gwinnettcounty.com. Be sure to include your street address and/or parcel ID in your email.

More:
• GwinnettCounty.com designated garbage hauler search
• Gwinnett garbage news archive

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After years of much-ado and goings-on, the citizens of Snellville will finally get to vote on Sunday liquor sales. Last night the Snellville City Council agreed to a referendum vote on July 20th.

It’s technically not over as arguments about the laws that govern who - citizens or local governments - are allowed to decide Sunday alcohol sales are still before a judge. Those involved believe that the case will ultimately wind up before the state Supreme Court.

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