What's different about here.
Queensbury has two kinds of septic customers. There are the neighborhoods off Bay Road and Aviation Road where a system just needs to be replaced quietly and correctly. And there are the lake lots — Cleverdale, Assembly Point, Rockhurst, the Glen Lake shore — where a septic system is a legal document as much as a hole in the ground.
For the second group, timing is everything. The Town of Queensbury requires a septic inspection when a Waterfront Residential-zoned property changes hands, and the sale waits on the system passing. The Lake George Park Commission puts every system within 500 feet of the lake on a mandatory five-year inspection cycle, and a "failed" result comes with a six-month clock. We've built for both, and we know the Commission's replacement standards are stricter than the state minimum.
