Things are known to be a bit different in CA. Rumors from time to time about drain lines and where the water is permitted to go we hear in the other 48 state (CO being the 49th where I hear rumors). Let's say I have a dry system on a pier and the ITV at the remote end is over the ocean. Can I just let it drain to grade (which will shortly end up in the ocean)? Does it need to be captured and trucked off site for 'safe' disposal? Now if there is a little AFFF residue in there? What about the 2" main drain on the dry valve that will also be over water?
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