ATUs are useful in environmentally sensitive areas or locations that are less suitable for conventional or gravity flow septic systems, such as inappropriate soil conditions where the water table is too high to allow the drain field to operate effectively.It seems likely your property has appreciated more than inflation and selling costs.  

Even though the neighbor’s complaints weren’t legally valid, dealing with the potential for litigation taught me to always evaluate water flow... so much so, no houses at the bottom of hills for me... no desire to try and defy gravity/ask water to go another direction (you can only ask).

Even though the neighbor’s complaints weren’t legally valid, dealing with the potential for litigation taught me to always evaluate water flow... so much so, no houses at the bottom of hills for me... no desire to try and defy gravity/ask water to go another direction (you can only ask).

Franklinton has been seeing lots of developments like the completion of Gravity Phase 1 and phases 2 and 3 on the way.

I also have two gas meters, but the boiler is only tied to one.My Plan:Leave 1st floor on the existing steam heatInstall a ductless mini-split system for the 2nd floor (for independent heat + A/C)Shut off upstairs radiatorsRun mini-split off the upstairs electric meterDrain condensate outside via gravity (no pump or basement tie-in)If I can keep the install under $4K, I’m moving forward.Looking for advice on:Anyone do this setup — how’s it worked?

I’m not sure he understands the gravity of what he has done.

"consequence await those who ignore the law or ignore gravity". ';-) 

Gravity takes it away. 

Like the Genie in the animation "Aladdin" says as he falls off of the  flying carpet "Oops, gravity works".Ken, just take a breath brother. 

********************************It starts small, and that sound you hear is the can being kicked down the road, eventually It's like the coyote and road runner,   "oops gravity works".