1. E-verification failed, so how do I verify through the ESA form?
If e-verification fails, print out the ESA form. Complete the form, and add your license type (installer, pumper, installer/pumper) in the DEQ permit/license/certificate type field. In the field for DEQ program, add Sewage Disposal Service Licensing.
Mail the completed ESA to:
Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
Attn: Your DEQ Online Helpdesk
700 NE Multnomah Street, Suite 600
Portland, OR 97232-4100
For expedited processing, you may additionally email the signed and completed form to YourDEQOnline@deq.oregon.gov.
2. Where do I mail the bond form?
Once you have finished preparing your SDS license application in Your DEQ Online, mail the following items to: DEQ, Attn Onsite, 165 E 7th Ave, Ste 100, Eugene OR 97401
- Original sealed and signed bond (2 pages). Failure to complete this step correctly will delay issuance of your license. Not accepted: Photocopies of bonds or bonds without a Surety seal or your signature.
- Original completed vehicle inspections (3 pages) if applying as a Pumper or Pumper/Installer.
3. How do I add additional vehicles?
To add additional vehicles or disposal sites to an existing license, contact Lisa MacGregor.
4. Where is the vehicle inspection form?
For Pumper or Pumper/Installer license applications:
- Print all 3 pages of the Equipment Description/Vehicle Inspection form complete pages 1-2. Contact a local Onsite septic program agent to perform the inspection. The inspector will return the original form to you.
- Contact your disposal sites to arrange a documented disposal agreement so they can accept the waste you will pump. Photocopy that disposal agreement.
- For a license renewal, the renewal vehicle inspection form is in the application, linked in the attachment instructions. Use the renewal form only when renewing a license.
5. What are the SDS License Fees?
License application fees are shown at the top of the application in YDO and based on the type of application you are preparing. New and Renewal applications show a three-year fee. YDO will also calculate a surcharge, tech fee and credit card fee if you are using a credit card for each submittal. Licenses are issued up to three years and expire on the third June 30 from when you apply. This means your first year may not be a full 12 months based on when you apply for the license. Onsite Program license fees are found in the Administrative Rules on Tables 9E & 9F.