Regulatory Method (WAT-RM-04)
v7.3 Oct 2019 Uncontrolled if printed 5 of 33 1. Key Points This guidance concerns indirect sewage discharges to groundwater. For sewage discharges to surface waters please refer to WAT-RM-03: Regulation of Sewage Discharges to Surface Waters for guidance. The guidance is designed for use with the following licence templates:
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