Both trees have ~40 ft spread → roots ~20 ft from trunk. Plant ≥20 ft from septic lines. Modern sealed lines resist roots better.
Contact local Extension for region-specific list. General small shade trees (<25 ft):
Locate septic lines first; plant accordingly.
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