On Jan. 1 2011, a new law in Florida aimed at cleaner groundwater supplies mandates septic system inspections every five years. But faced with a public outcry over inspection and pumping costs – estimated to average $500 – legislators vow to repeal the law.State Rep. Marti Coley, R-Marianna, and Sen. Don Gaetz, R-Niceville argue requiring inspections is unnecessary and an expense that shouldn’t be leveled on homeowners in the current economy. In several news accounts this week, homeowners, a homebuilder and even a pumper questioned the required inspections. “It's costly and unnecessary for everyone,” Dan Young, owner of AA Young's
