Locate all EPA-registered facilities (landfills, transfer stations, treatment works) within a set radius of a septic pumping route to plan disposal stops
domain: ofmpub.epa.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Call the FRS get_facilities service with latitude83, longitude83 and search_radius (max 25 miles) set to the route's center point.
Add program_output=yes to include each facility's ProgramSystemAcronym so you can filter for RCRAINFO, LMOP (landfills) or NPDES entries relevant to septage/solids disposal.
Set output=JSON for easier parsing, and page through results if the radius search returns a large facility count.
For any promising facility, note its RegistryId and optionally call get_facilities_wbd with that ID to confirm which watershed it sits in.
Cross-check candidate disposal sites against your state's septage-specific permitted facility list since FRS is a general cross-program registry, not septage-specific.
Known gotchas
FRS aggregates whatever each state/program has submitted -- coverage and update frequency vary by state and program acronym, so treat it as a discovery tool, not the authoritative permit record.
The 25-mile search radius cap means multi-county route planning requires multiple stitched queries.
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