Perhaps pumping the water into the ground maybe or somewhere else? Its on a acreage so there will be plenty of room .

Is this directly from a salt water tank? How so and what had to be done?

As I understand the bacteria in the tank gets wiped out by the salt and the salt then gets pumped out to the field and plugs/saturates the field. A great company to talk to in Calgary is Alaqua. They design and build septic systems and fields. They are professionals. Give them a call and im sure they can answer all your questions.

Thats great, Ill give them a shout

Ya Steve, I can save you the call. You definitely will not want to dump that amount into your system, it will do a considerable amount of damage to both the septic(bacteria)and the field(final disposal).

Agreed. That's a significant load on the cultures and can affect them negatively.

So would you guys all agree it should be pumped out to through a different line into the ground?

Yes. Definitely the best long-term solution.

I wouldnt say right into the ground necessarily. I would think it may contaminate the area and the soil underneath. Maybe into some limestone or something... I havent a clue. If you're not concerned about any potential long tem effects then i guess you can just pump away. Im not sure what, if any, the long term effects of the soil and surrounding area could be, but as a rule every action has some sort of reaction or consequence whether good or bad. It wont cost you a dime to give them a call and see what they give you for a solution. It may save you some grief down the road. If you do call them please post what they say. I'd like to know just for the record too.

I agree... I dont wont this to haunt me later on, its best we do it right the first time.