THE CLEAN SOLUTIONâ„¢

THE CLEAN SOLUTION SYSTEM™ An Alternative Septic System 1

THE CLEAN SOLUTION™

There is now an affordable, ecologically sound alternative septic system available to replace the leach field currently required for both residential and commercial developments. Developed in Jaffrey, N.H. by WASTEWATER ALTERNATIVES INC. THE CLEAN SOLUTION accomplishes the biological functions of a leach field in a BioConTM tank the size of a septic tank. The discharge is a treated, odorless liquid, which is cleaner than typical treated municipal sewage. Since the effluent is almost as clear as rainwater, it can be dispersed into the ground via a dispersal field that is 5-10% the size of a conventional leach field. THE CLEAN SOLUTION is widely used in NH and ME with applications pending in the other New England states. Systems range in capacity from a single home to large residential and commercial systems treating flows 100 times greater than that from a house. In the typical CLEAN SOLUTION application, the effluent from the septic tank flows into the BioCon tank. This tank contains media that provides an extended surface contact area for the bacteria to collect and a continuously operating air pump that provides oxygen to treat the effluent. The output from the BioCon flows by gravity into a settling tank where remaining sludge is settled, and the clear liquid either flows by gravity or is pumped to the dispersal field. The attached drawings and specifications provide details on a few CLEAN SOLUTION models. Custom system designs are available for specific large and/or difficult applications.

WHEN TO USE THE CLEAN SOLUTION SYSTEM

Designed specifically to be used when an on-site septic system is required. THE CLEAN SOLUTION is particularly effective on expensive or difficult lots – whether it’s a single house or a 100-unit condominium. THE CLEAN SOLUTION has been used for homes on water, lots with high water tables, ledge, small lots, housing and condominium developments, as well as commercial developments such as office complexes, restaurants and golf courses. THE CLEAN SOLUTION SYSTEM is an affordable, completely in-ground system that is ideal for failed systems or new installations.

ADVANTAGES OF THE CLEAN SOLUTION SYSTEM • Environment friendly

• THE CLEAN SOLUTION, a tank or series of tanks, which are installed after the septic tank, provides the same aerobic treatment that a leach field is supposed to. This means only a small field is required to disperse the clean, odorless water into the ground.

• User friendly

• Simple - the only moving part is the air pump • Garbage disposer and dish washer compatible • Accommodates residential seasonal flows, low flows, peak flows and commercial flows • Landscape friendly - tanks in ground, no unsightly candy canes, vents or large raised fields • Low operating costs. The air pump only uses electricity equivalent to an 80-watt light bulb.

• Dispersal field - no leach field

• Since the BioCon tank provides better treatment than a leach field, only a small dispersal field is required. A field as small as 3' wide x 25' long can meet the disposal needs of a single house. This is less than 10% of the area of a conventional leach field.

• Low maintenance

• In most applications, maintenance is required approximately every 2 1/2 years. Maintenance consists mainly of pumping the septic and settling tanks, checking the air pump, and inspecting the system.

• Community Developments

• Grouping units to utilize larger CLEAN SOLUTION SYSTEMS, in conjunction with the smaller dispersal field, can substantially reduce cost. The larger systems also permit better land use and can result in additional lots becoming available.


TEST RESULTS

In addition to the creativity that THE CLEAN SOLUTION gives designers to fit systems into the natural setting and to reduce impact to natural buffers, THE CLEAN SOLUTION reduces BOD and TSS below 30 mg/l, and in most residential project the results are in the single digits. THE CLEAN SOLUTION system is being tested at the Massachusetts Alternative Septic Testing Center located at Otis Air National Guard Base on Cape Cod. A measured 550 gal/day from the base facilities are metered into the system each day. Over the first 4-month period the results averaged 5.2 mg/l BOD, 3.1.mg/l TSS, levels much superior to municipal plants, which typically operate at 30mg/l for both BOD and TSS.

MAINTENANCE The following maintenance is required for typical home applications: It is the owner’s responsibility to see that this maintenance is performed.

1. Pump out the settling/pump and septic tank every 2-3 years. This is the most critical maintenance

item. 2. Check to be sure the compressor is operating monthly. This inspection is as simple as feeling the air

line. If the air line is warm compressor is working. If the air line is cold, further inspection is necessary. First check that the compressor is plugged in. Second, check that circuit breaker has not been tripped. Call WAI if this has not corrected the problem. The compressors typically run 5 -8 years continuously. A new compressor can be purchased from WAI.

3. Have WAI inspect the air system in the tank every 4years. 4. Above all, call with any questions or problems. 5. Following the above schedule will fulfill your obligations to maintain your warranty.

Maintenance for large systems will be specified as part of our quotation

COMPREHENSIVE WARRANTY

For a period of 2 years, WAI will warrant the system and repair any malfunction, including parts and labor,

at no cost to you. Your responsibility during this period is to perform the required maintenance and to notify WAI of any failure.

THE CLEAN SOLUTION™ An Alternative Septic System 3

THEORY of THE CLEAN SOLUTION Conventional small to mid- size sewage systems normally use a septic tank followed by a leach field to first provide anaerobic (without air) and then aerobic (with air) treatment of the effluent. Septic tanks work well for capturing and digesting the solids, which are anaerobically fermented over a long period of time, dissolving the solids into the liquid waste. However, a septic tank is not designed to treat the contaminants that dissolve in the liquids. These are treated aerobically in the leach field. Municipal systems, which handle very large volumes of wastes, use much different equipment to accomplish the same biological functions: primary sedimentation tanks remove solids, and a subsequent aerobic system treats the contaminants dissolved in the liquids. Settled solids are removed from municipal primary and secondary facilities for further treatment. All aerobic treatment systems, whether a conventional leach field, a municipal treatment plant, or THE CLEAN SOLUTION, depend on bacteria to purify the effluent from a solids settling system. In order for bacteria to reproduce, they require energy (food) and air. By using the contaminants in the effluent as food and atmospheric air, the bacteria metabolize the dissolved solids to carbon dioxide, water and sludge (colonies of bacteria). The aerobic bacteria also convert ammonia compounds to nitrates. A large number of bacteria need to come in contact with the food sources in order to purify an effluent. Treatment systems utilize different methods to provide the large necessary population. A municipal system mechanically stirs up the bacteria in the secondary treatment process so that they will contact their food and not settle out of the effluent. In a leach field, the sludge (biomat) that forms at the ground interface is a large colony of bacteria through which the dissolved solid stream flows. In THE CLEAN SOLUTION the bacteria collect in a thin film on the plastic media in WAI'S proprietary BioCon™ biological contactor, and the effluent is recirculated over them several times.

THE CLEAN SOLUTION uses the same biological process as a municipal secondary treatment plant using the activated sludge process. Solids are settled out, and air is added for bacteria respiration in the BioCon. This allows the bacteria to convert the carbonaceous dissolved solids to carbon dioxide, water and sludge and the urea and ammonia to nitrates and sludge. The sludge created is settled for periodic removal from the system, and a clean, odorless effluent is discharged to the dispersal field. The major difference between a septic system and THE CLEAN SOLUTION is where the bacteria (sludge) collect. In a conventional system, the sludge forms in the bottom of the leach field and restricts the effluent flow enough so that the bacteria has time to act, This flow rate through the sludge determines the required field size. In THE CLEAN SOLUTION, the sludge is formed in the BioCon, and a clean effluent is discharged to the dispersal field. This field can be very small because there is no need for it to provide further treatment.


SIMPLIFIED OPERATIONAL SCHEMATIC OF IN-GROUND AEROBIC TREATMENT SYSTEMS

In all aerobic treatment systems, bacteria does the cleansing of the effluent by using the carbon sources as food and air for oxidization thereby producing carbon dioxide, water and more bacteria. You see groups of this new bacteria as biomat or sludge. THE CLEAN SOLUTION performs exactly the same functions as the leach field - except it accomplishes them mechanically in a tank. The square footage of plastic media in THE CLEAN SOLUTION actually exceeds the square footage of a leach field for the same flow. Since THE CLEAN SOLUTION discharges clear water, just like the bottom of a leach field, the only purpose of the dispersal field is to disperse it into the ground for final pathogen removal.

Conventional System

The Leach Fieldan Aerobic Treatment System

Septic Tankan Anaerobic treatment System

settles solids & breaks them down into dissolved solids

partially treated effluent

biomat - a layer of bacteria

clear water

THE CLEAN SOLUTION System

Septic Tankan Anaerobic treatment System

settles solids & breaks them down into dissolved solids

partially treated effluent

air flows through the ground

air from compressor

clear water

THE CLEAN SOLUTIONan Aerobic Treatment System

plastic media - biofilm (bacteria) forms on surface

Dispersal Field

does no treatment

clear water

flow rate determined by biomat ≈ 0.3 gal/ ft2-day

flow rate determined by percolation rate ≈ 15-90 gal/ ft2-day


INSTALLATION RESPONSIBILITIES

The responsibilities for a CLEAN SOLUTION installation rest in the partnership between the owner, the installer, and Wastewater Alternatives Inc [WAI]. The owner:

1. Retains a licensed designer to prepare a plan. 2. Obtains all necessary permits and approvals. 3. Executes a sales agreement with WAI at least 3 weeks prior to installation. 4. Provides an electrical outlet near the compressors capable of 1 amp, 115 volts for each compressor. 4. If a sump pump is specified, provides an electrical service panel with a 20 amp, 115volt circuit. 5. Hires a licensed installer.

WAI:

1. Provides a WAI purchase order for THE CLEAN SOLUTION tank to the installer so he can arrange delivery. By providing the P.O., the installer controls the job schedule, and WAI pays for the tank.

2. Installs plastic media in the BioCon tank. 3. Provides an installed air supply system. 4. Installs sump pump if specified as part of THE CLEAN SOLUTION system. 5. Provides necessary high water alarms. 6. If a sump pump is provided, WAI will wire it into the house electrical service panel. 7. Does all internal piping for THE CLEAN SOLUTION. 8. Starts up and checks out the system.

The installer:

1. Contacts WAI at least 3 weeks prior to installation to discuss details and schedule. 2. Provides the septic tank, if called for and not provided by the owner. 3. Excavates for the septic tank and all WAI tanks. 4. Calls tank supplier to arrange delivery and setting of the septic tank and WAI tank[s]. 5. Constructs the dispersal field in accordance with the approved design. 6. Installs sewer line from house to the septic tank. 7. Installs the sewer line from the septic tank to THE CLEAN SOLUTION. 8. Installs the gravity sewer line or forcemain from THE CLEAN SOLUTION to the dispersal field. 9. Seals all piping holes in all tanks. 10. Digs a trench for the electrical conduit and air line. 11. Provides housing unit for compressor(s) if it is not installed in an existing building 12. Obtains Operation Approval from NHDES and local inspection if required. 13. Back fills the dispersal field and all system components. 14. Covers up and cleans up the site. 15. Loams, seed and mulches site as required by designer

Typically, installation of a CLEAN SOLUTION SYSTEM takes less than a day after the installer sets the tanks.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

WASTEWATER ALTERNATIVES, INC. 37 CHAMPNEY ST.

GROTON, MA 01450

Tel No: (978) 448-2415 Toll Free No: 866-900-2415 Fax No: (978) 448-2911

E-mail: [email protected]

http://www.thecleansolution.com


WHY USE THE CLEAN SOLUTION SYSTEM?

COST EFFECTIVE - REDUCED FIELD SIZE

o With the increased cost of materials and the difficulty of obtaining quality septic sand and washed stone, designers, installers and developers are seeing THE CLEAN SOLUTION system as the best alternative. With a dispersal area over 90% smaller than a conventional field, money is saved on land clearing, grubbing, transporting fill material, and labor to construct a leach bed that meets NHDES square foot requirements. These savings offset the cost of THE CLEAN SOLUTION SYSTEM, often reducing the overall cost of the septic system to the homeowner.

USE ANY FIELD DESIGN

o THE CLEAN SOLUTION dispersal field can be constructed using any of the approved field technologies, both proprietary and conventional pipe and stone. When using a proprietary field product, the existing field size is determined by the overall footprint (length x width) of THE CLEAN SOLUTION ‘s dispersal field.

ENVIRONMENT FRIENDLY

o Local and State Land Use Boards are becoming more aware and concerned with the impacts that

developments have on our natural resources, including groundwater and sensitive areas. THE CLEAN SOLUTION System produces an effluent quality well above what is considered the acceptable standard, while reducing the overall landscape impacts.

o With a dispersal field up to 90% smaller than a conventional field, designers, engineers, and site evaluators

have increased options for a design that fits into the natural settings of each lot. The reduced size allows the designer to keep trees, rocks and other natural features undisturbed.

DEVELOPMENTS

o In a cluster development, THE CLEAN SOLUTION can reduce the overall project cost by connecting two to four

(or more) homes to one system. To maximize the cost efficiency, the engineer must weight the costs of the additional infrastructure required for effluent collection with the savings from using larger CLEAN SOLUTION SYSTEMS to determine the appropriate size of each clustered system.

o THE CLEAN SOLUTION is also very effective in new developments where land costs are high. Minimizing the

area needed for the leach field may result in the creation of additional building sites. o WAI has provided systems capable of handling over 100 houses. We are available to work with the designers

and engineers on large cluster developments.

SUMMARY o THE CLEAN SOLUTION is the best alternative when proposing a new development where land costs are high

and minimizing the area needed for leach fields may result in additional building sites. It is equally effective in environmentally sensitive areas such as wetlands or water bodies. THE CLEAN SOLUTION will help to offset rising field and land costs. The entire WAI staff has experience in all phases of development from conceptual layout through permitting and construction. Please call and have one of our staff members work with you to see if your client could benefit from using this system.

Does the system need a real leach field?The dispersal field is constructed the same as a conventional field but is much smaller. Since The Clean Solution performs the same biological functions as a leach field there is nothing left to treat in the field. The purpose ofthe dispersal field is to put clear water into the ground.

Can I use other proprietary devices in place of a pipe and stone field?Yes. Any approved stone replacement system is acceptable. However there are some options that would not prove cost effective, but are still compatible with the Clean Solution.

How do you size chambers or tubes?The tubes are sized based on the field print conversion using the total footprint of the field and then judging how many tubes or chambers would be used for that space.

How do you vent the field of the Clean Solution™?When you use THE CLEAN SOLUTION, the system is vented through the roof vent. Therefore a field vent is unnecessary. When using the system on an application without a roof vent, a vent must be installed at or near the tank. (i.e. a trailer park or camp ground must be vented at the tank)

Are any additives required?No, the only thing that the Clean Solution™ needs to operate is air, which comes from the small mechanical air pump.

Where does the air pump go?The air pump can go anywhere above the snow line, but the most ideal place for it is in a garage or basement.

How much noise does the air pump make?The air compressor makes less noise than a refrigerator.

How much electricity does the air pump require to run?The air pump requires only 80 watts and 1 amp - about the power required for a 80 watt light bulb.

How often do I need to maintain the system?The system maintenance must be done once every 2.5 years.

What does the maintenance consist of?Maintenance consists of a simple pump out of both the septic tank and the settling tank. A compression test is performed on the air pump and replaced if necessary, however, the air pumps typically last 5-8 years.

What if I need to order replacement parts?WAI can be contacted for replacement parts. We will also handle any maintenance or repairs at direct costs.

Is the system exempt from certain setback rules or to ground water tables?THE CLEAN SOLUTION has been known to achieve variances on replacement systems, but is not exempt from regular rules other than very significant reduction in field size.

Do I need a sump pump?Only if it is necessary to pump the effluent to a raised dispersal field. Installed sump pumps are available as an option

Email any further questions you may have to [email protected] or call us at 978-448-2415.


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSABOUT SINGLE HOUSE CLEAN SOLUTION SYSTEMS

Model

Max daily flow per NHDES gal/day

Max o2 req'd(3) #/day

Compressor rating - free flow scfm

Compressor flow @ 3.5' head scfm

Max o2 transferred @5% eff(4) #/day

Power consumption watts

Volume of plastic media in BioCon cu ft

Approx area of media in BioCon sq ft

Minimum dispersal field size sq ft

1,2, or 3 BEDROOM HOUSE [1]1,2, or 3 BEDROOM HOUSE [1]250 450 1.00 3.0 2.8 2.7 80 30 900 75

uses a 1000 gal 2 compartment cement tankuses a 1000 gal 2 compartment cement tankuses a 1000 gal 2 compartment cement tankuses a 1000 gal 2 compartment cement tank250PT 450 1.00 3.0 2.8 2.7 80 30 900 75

uses 2 500 gallon plastic tanksuses 2 500 gallon plastic tanksuses 2 500 gallon plastic tanks250ST3 450 1.00 3.0 2.8 2.7 80 30 900 75

includes septic tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank

4 BEDROOM HOUSE [1]4 BEDROOM HOUSE [1]250 600 1.50 3.0 2.8 2.7 80 30 900 100

uses a 1000 gal 2 compartment cement tankuses a 1000 gal 2 compartment cement tankuses a 1000 gal 2 compartment cement tankuses a 1000 gal 2 compartment cement tank250PT 600 1.50 3.0 2.8 2.7 80 30 900 100

uses 2 500 gallon plastic tanksuses 2 500 gallon plastic tanksuses 2 500 gallon plastic tanks250ST4 600 1.50 3.0 2.8 2.7 80 30 900 100

includes septic tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank uses a 3 compartment cement tank that includes a 1250 gal septic tank, a 350 gal BioCon and a 500 gal pump/settling tank

TYPICAL LARGE SYSTEM DESIGNS [2]TYPICAL LARGE SYSTEM DESIGNS [2]TYPICAL LARGE SYSTEM DESIGNS [2]600 1200 2.00 3.0 2.8 2.7 80 45 1350 200

2000 4000 10.00 [email protected] 15 13.5 240 200 6000 700

CLEAN SOLUTION™ SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

NOTES:[1] Models 250 &250PT are identical for 3 & 4 bedroom homes except for the dispersal field size[2] Specifications for Models 600 and 2000 are only typical values. All models larger than the Models 250 will be proposed on an individual basis - based on both flow and BOD. WAI has provided single systems capable of accommodating over 100 houses.(3) Assumes typical effluent from septic tank is 200mg/l BOD.(4) Assumes that 5% of the O2 available in the air input is

transferred into the water.WASTEWATER ALTERNATIVES, INC.

Groton, MA 01450 978-448-2415

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37 Champney St.

Groton, MA 01450

978-448-2415

date 3/6/06

SINGLE HOME CLEAN SOLUTION™ SYSTEM - MODEL 250

30 CU FT PLASTIC MEDIA

SEPTIC TANKPROVIDED BY OWNER

CLEAN SOLUTION™ SYSTEM - MODEL 250PT

SINGLE HOME CLEAN SOLUTION™ SYSTEMS

Designed for 1 - 4 bedroom homes

AIR FROM COMPRESSOR

TO DISPERSAL FIELDOR PUMP TANK



alarm

52"55"5'-8"

1000 GAL FOSS 2 COMPARTMENT TANK 5'-4"Wx8'-0"Lx5'-8"H

float

SETTLING/PUMPCHAMBER

TO DISPERSAL FIELD

8'-0"

BIOCON

2-FRALO 500 GAL PLASTIC TANKSEACH 59"[L] X 62"[W] X 51"[H]

[1499]

4'-11"

62"42"

[1499]

4'-11"

40"

AIR

BIOCON SETTLING TANK

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37 Champney St.

Groton, MA 01450

978-448-2415

date 3/6/06

SINGLE HOME CLEAN SOLUTION™ SYSTEMS WITH INTREGAL SEPTIC TANKS

MODEL 250ST4 CLEAN SOLUTION™ SYSTEM - Designed for 4 bedrooms

SINGLE HOME CLEAN SOLUTION™ SYSTEMS

WITH INTREGAL SEPTIC TANKS

MODEL 250ST3 CLEAN SOLUTION™ SYSTEM - Designed for 1-3 bedrooms

500GALSETTLINGPUMP TANK

1250GAL SEPTIC TANKSUMP PUMP

USES FOSS 3 COMPARTMENT TANK - 15'LX6'6"WX5'H

AIR

15'-0"

5'-0"4'-0" 3'-9"

TO DISPERSAL FIELDFROM HOUSE

2'-0"

USES PHOENIX 3 COMPARTMENT 2600GAL TANK - 15'LX6'6"WX6'1"H

AIR15'-0"

TO DISPERSAL FIELDFROM HOUSE

2'-0"

6'-1"5'-0"

SUMP PUMP

500GALSETTLINGPUMP TANK

1600GAL SEPTIC TANK4'-9"

30 FT3 MEDIA

350GAL BIOCON

450GAL BIOCON

30 FT3 MEDIA

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Groton, MA 01450

978-448-2415

date

6 BEDROOM SINGLE HOME SYSTEM - MODEL 600


500GAL PUMP TANK 4''SQX57"

4'-0"

4'-9"

LARGER CLEAN SOLUTION™ SYSTEMSNote: These are only typical designs. Any application larger than a 4 bedroom house is custom designed.

MODEL 2000 DESIGNED FOR 4000GPD NHDES FLOWS

SUMP PUMP

500GAL PUMP TANK


ALARM

3/6/06

BIOCON

1600 GAL FOSS 2 COMPARTMENT TANK 6'4"'WX10'0"LX5'8"H

1100 GAL 500 GAL

2500 GAL FOSS 2 COMPARTMENT TANK 7'WX14'3"LX5'6"H

15' 0"

FROM SEPTIC TANKTO DISPERSAL FIELD OR PUMP TANK

58"5' 8"5' 0"

48" 45" 55"

10' 0"

AIR AIR AIR

200 CU FT MEDIA

3'-6"

1000 GAL FOSS 2 COMPARTMENT TANK 5'-4"Wx8'-0"Lx5'-8"H

AIR FROM COMPRESSOR

52"55"5'-8"SETTLING/PUMP

CHAMBER

8'-0"

BIOCON

2'-0"

TO DISPERSAL FIELD

BIOCON

SETTLING TANK

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GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Wastewater Alternatives, Inc. (WAI) agrees to supply/install THE CLEAN SOLUTION Sewage Treatment System to the buyer in accordance with WAI design specifications, based on a subsurface disposal plan submitted by the designer for review by WAI staff and approved by governing Local and State Agencies. WAI will provide a Sales Agreement for the owner to execute. This agreement describes the equipment provided, required maintenance, warranty, price and terms of sale. The buyer is responsible for retaining the licensed designer, obtaining the approved plan, and hiring a qualified installer. The Sales Agreement is subject to two important conditions: 1. Should the property be sold, the Sales Agreement is to be transferred to the new buyer and will become binding on both the seller and the new owner[s]. 2. The Sales Agreement contains a maintenance schedule. Failure to perform the required maintenance could result in premature failure of the dispersal field. In this event it will be the owners responsibility to repair the field. Prices include:

1. A BioConTM aeration tank with plastic media, settling tank, tanks set in holes provided by the installer, all internal plumbing, and an installed air supply system, 2. If a sump pump is specified, an installed sump pump with necessary floats and alarms is provided. This includes wiring up to 50’ to 2 empty circuit breakers in the existing house service. A NH licensed electrician will do all wiring. 3. Prices are effective for 60 days. In order to continually improve our product, specifications are subject to change without notice.

Prices do not include:

The services of a designer or installer, a septic tank [unless integral to the system], excavation, dispersal field, connections from the septic tank to THE CLEAN SOLUTION and to the dispersal field, additional wiring, and drive on installations [unless quoted with H-20 tanks].

The owner and WAI representative will mutually determine placement of the compressor – typically in the cellar, garage or existing out building. The compressor must be within 50’ of the Clean Solution system. The owner needs to supply a 115-volt outlet capable of supplying 1 amp continuously for each compressor. If an external housing is required to protect the compressor, it will supplied by owner. Additional wiring or wiring required to address local or state electrical code issues will be billed at direct costs. WARRANTY For a period of 2 years, WAI will warrant the system and repair any malfunction, including parts and labor, at no cost to the owner. The owner is responsible during this period to perform the required maintenance and to notify WAI of any failure. Failure to perform the required maintenance will void this warranty and result in the owner being billed for repair costs. This warranty also does not cover damage caused by unreasonable use or acts of God. WASTEWATER ALTERNATIVES SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT OR INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. NOR, SHALL WASTEWATER ALTERNATIVE’S LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY EXCEED THE PRICE PAID BY THE BUYER. RIGHTS TO DATA AND ACCESS TO THE SYSTEM WAI reserves the right of reasonable access to collect data, modify, maintain and repair THE CLEAN SOLUTION and its subsystems. WAI will retain all data collected and the rights to it.


THE WAI TEAM

Harold Davis – President and founder of WAI and the inventor of THE CLEAN SOLUTION system. During the past 16 years Harold has made many improvements to the system to improve efficiency and reduce cost. Harold can be reached at 978-448-2291 or by email at [email protected]. Tim Beckwith - Installer/Parts Manager- Tim has been with WAI for 5 years. Tim oversees installations, project scheduling and maintains WAI’s inventory. Tim runs the WAI office in Peterborough, NH. Tim can be reached at (603) 924-3424 or by email at [email protected]. Nancy Bomengen - Comptroller – Nancy has been working with WAI for 3 years maintaining WAI payables and receivables records. Nancy also is responsible for collections. If you have any questions related to payables or invoices Nancy can be reached at (978) 448-2280 or by email at [email protected]. Wesley Brighton – President of Wastewater Alternatives of New England LLC [WANE]. Wes has been with WAI for 3 years. WANE is located in Hampton Falls, NH. Wes is responsible for sales out side of NH and for obtaining THE CLEAN SOLUTION system approvals in the other NE States. Wes can be reached at (617) 877-4157 or by email at [email protected]. Dan Paro - Master Electrician /Installer – Dan previously worked for WAI as a sub-contractor for 10 years. Dan came on board as a full time employee in October 2005. Dan is responsible for ensuring that all of the electrical circuits and connections meet code on new installations and trouble shoots maintenance issues. Dan works out of the Peterborough office. Dan can be reached at (603) 924-3424 or by email at [email protected] Gary Spaulding - Gary is working for WAI as a sub-contractor helping review designs and sizing Clean SolutionTM systems for large installations and preparing contract documents. Gary is also meeting with designers and installers new to THE CLEAN SOLUTION system to explain the function and benefits of the system. Gary can be contacted at (603) 783-8042 or by email at [email protected].

If you would like additional information on THE CLEAN SOLUTION system or would like to discuss an application, please feel free to contact us at the above numbers. All members of the team can be reached through the home office or toll free number.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Useful additional information available on our web site: http://www.thecleansolution.com/

• Approval progress in other NE states • Price list for standard systems • Links to pictures of installed systems • An installation list • Links to tank supplier’s web sites

• Sample of a design submittal to NHDES • A down-loadable copy of the brochure • AutoCAD™.dwg of standard systems • NHDES & ME approval letters

HOME OFFICE CONTACT:

HAROLD DAVIS

37 Champney St. Groton, MA 01450 WASTEWATER ALTERNATIVES, INC.

Telephone: (978) 448-2415 Toll Free (866) 900-2415 Fax: (978) 448-2911

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