Template Information
The hills shire council
Category: general
Template Questions
- Time at beginning of inspection Date
- Number of bedrooms
- Number of residents
- Soil type
- Inspection details
- Disposal area
- Performance standards
- Buffer distances
- Spray irrigation
- Subsurface & trickle irrigation
- Absorption disposal methods
- Tanks
- AWTS & Irrigation area
- Septic tanks, biological systems: Absorption trenches, evapotranspiration beds and mounds
- Pump-out
- Comments
- Inspection result
- Time at end of inspection Date
- In 1997, an incident occurred where wastewater was found to be discharged into Wallis Lake, near Port
- There are a number of simple things that you can do to protect your on-site sewage management system:
- If today’s inspection found that your system is not operating satisfactorily, it may not mean that yo
- The design of an effluent disposal system is based upon two key factors - the amount of wastewater ge
- The most common effluent disposal methods are absorption trenches (generally associated with septicta
- To determine the size of absorption trench required, the following formula is used:Length of trench =
- Other important factors to take into consideration when designing an absorption trench are:• individu
- To determine the size of spray irrigation area required, the following formula is used:Area = weekly
- Further information is available on Council’s website at www.thehills.nsw.gov.au or call Council duri