Regulatory Method (WAT-RM-04)
in WAT-SG-13: Municipal Sewage Treatment Works (STW) can be followed . 3.5 Shared Systems Some developments are served by more than one treatment system (septic tank/package plant etc) sharing a soakaway. In this case each treatment system should be separately authorised by registration or licence as appropriate. 3.6 New Discharges - …
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