Feedback on a draft Pressure Sewer Policy is now closed.
A pressure sewer system is an alternative to a conventional gravity sewer system. Rather than relying on gravity, a pressure sewer system pumps sewage through the pipes. This approach has benefits for certain types of topography and ground conditions.
There are currently a number of Pressure Sewers operating in the Queenstown Lakes District but any applications for a new system are considered on an adhoc basis. Introducing a Pressure Sewer Policy will provide more consistent guidelines for:
the application of pressure sewer systems in the district.
the ownership of various components of the system and the responsibilities.
the requirements for subdivisions and developments which use pressure sewer systems.
the roles and responsibilities of all stakeholders (QLDC, developers, property owners, and householders)
Feedback on a draft Pressure Sewer Policy is now closed.
A pressure sewer system is an alternative to a conventional gravity sewer system. Rather than relying on gravity, a pressure sewer system pumps sewage through the pipes. This approach has benefits for certain types of topography and ground conditions.
There are currently a number of Pressure Sewers operating in the Queenstown Lakes District but any applications for a new system are considered on an adhoc basis. Introducing a Pressure Sewer Policy will provide more consistent guidelines for:
the application of pressure sewer systems in the district.
the ownership of various components of the system and the responsibilities.
the requirements for subdivisions and developments which use pressure sewer systems.
the roles and responsibilities of all stakeholders (QLDC, developers, property owners, and householders)
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