Sewerage Diagram

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  1. waz83a

    waz83a Member

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    hi,

    anyone know what the dotted lines are that i highlighted in red ?

    Hoping its stormwater but i doubt it.considering its a sewerage diagram & its an older house.

    Untitled.jpg indicate on the below sewerage
     
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  2. bob shovel

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    Actually that's a Sydney water plan, so it has all their assets.
    The highlighted is likely a storm water easement
     
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    @No Probs you are going to have to wait for an internet outage in the sticks before you can beat @bob shovel on the plumbing questions.
     
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  4. bob shovel

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    He could teach me water Corp plans! I think they're a bit more detailed from what I've seen
     
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  5. waz83a

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    Hope so my lot is 152 and its on a sloping block. Would make developing much easier.

    How would i find out for sure?
     
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    Where is this plan from? That's the Second Syd water plan recently that's had the weird highlight around around the sewer, I think it might be the old way they did plans
     
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    Doesn't mean the is a pipe there though!

    Sydney water doesn't do much storm water, councils look after the majority of it. So best bet call the council, but still call Sydney water, while you call Syd water ask about the front of your block may be a sewer easement where the dotted line is, depends on the slope of your block though.

    Get a more recent plan from dial before you dig website. It may also flag up council pipes
     
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    from the contract of sale.

    i got a services report from tapin sydney water & it looks like this :-
     

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    I'll have to check that out. Haven't used it.
    Those plans are very different to the others. Did you select all assets on that search?

    Do a dial before you dig to see if you get council
     
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    yep did them all. councils the next step..

    cheers mate
     
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    Got those plans yet? :D
     
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    sewer and storm water need fall( gradient or slope)
    to work , they are gravity systems

    so if they cant get fall to the front of the block they run to the back of the block ,to main pipes along easements

    most of the time,but not all the time,services such as
    gas
    underground power
    telephone
    street lighting
    water

    will run at the front of the block .....under
    nature strips
    front easement
    footpaths and roads
     
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