New waste water conditions
Aerobic waste water treatment systems/sand filter
AWC1
1. The approved wastewater system incorporates:
1.1.
1.2.
1.3.
Sanitary plumbing and drainage in compliance with AS/NZS 3500.2
Audible visible alarm system for the unit installed in …………………
Specifications and details documented in the ‘Wastewater Works
Approval – Installation Details Sheet’
AWC2
2. The system is to be installed, commissioned, operated and maintained in
accordance with:
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
2.10
The plans and specifications submitted including any amendments
made/required with this approval.
Specifications and details documented in the ‘Wastewater Works
Approval – Installation Details Sheet’ attached.
Manufacturers, installers and equipment suppliers’ instructions and
recommendations
The …………engineers’ report dated………………………
The servicing requirements of the manufacturer
The relevant South Australian Product Approval(s).
Australia/New Zealand Standard for Sanitary Plumbing and Drainage
(AS/NZS 3500.2).
The On-site Wastewater Systems Code
All other relevant standards and codes.
Conditions of this approval.
AWC3
3. In accordance with the Regulations, wastewater works must be carried out by a
suitably qualified person. Additionally, the required signed Certificates of
Compliance and “as constructed” drawings must be submitted to Council and the
owner or occupier of the land on which the work was undertaken within 28 days.
AWC4
4. In regards to inspection and commissioning, Council reserves the right to inspect
during construction, or upon completion, or not to inspect the installation.
Council must be notified at the following stages of installation.




Underfloor plumbing
Drain, septic tank
Land application system i.e. irrigation area
Commissioning of the system/ final inspection
Twenty four hours’ notice is required before an inspection can be carried out.
AWC5
5. A durable notice is to be permanently located in a prominent position ( such as a
power box) on the property showing :
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
Type of system installed
Capacity of system installed
Date of system installed
Servicing / desludging frequency
Prohibited discharges
Relevant Authority / Manufacturer details
AWC6
6. The operator of the wastewater system must ensure that the lids and access
openings are to be fitted so as to be childproof.
AWC7
7. The operator of a wastewater system must ensure that the system is operated,
maintained and serviced in accordance with :
7.1
7.2
The conditions of this approval
The Prescribed Codes to the extent which they are applicable.
AWC8
8. The operator of a wastewater treatment system must ensure that recycled water
from the system is reused or disposed of in accordance with:
8.1
8.2
The conditions of this approval
The Prescribed Codes to the extent which they are applicable. This
includes the following requirements:
8.2.1 The wastewater system (including the irrigation system) is not
to be altered without approval from the relevant authority.
8.2.2 Recycled water must not be allowed to pool or run off the
approved irrigation area.
8.2.3 Other water sources are not to be connected to the recycled
water system.
AWC9
9. All maintenance and servicing must be undertaken by an appropriately trained
person, who has completed the training course specified by the DHA. Servicing
must be undertaken in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and the
conditions of approval.
AWC10
10. Final reclaimed effluent must not be discharged from the system for irrigation
purposes unless it meets the following requirements:


Mean value of BOD5 less than 20 mg/L
Mean value of total suspended solids (SS) less than 30mg/litre


Median value of thermotolerant coliforms (E.coli) less than 10
org./100 ml
Where chlorination is the disinfection process , the apparatus
shall be designed to reliably ensure the FAC shall be between
0.5 mg/L and 2.0 mg/L at the maximum flow rate of 10 L/min
In circumstances where the quality of the final effluent does not meet these
requirements, provision for the removal of the effluent from the property be made
and disposal be in accordance with the requirements of the Regulations
AWC11
11. Warning signs must be positioned within the land application area to indicate that
recycled water is being used for irrigation. The signs must be on a white
background with red lettering of at least 20 mm in height. The signs must be
clearly visible from all sides and must contain a warning such as: RECYCLED
WATER – AVOID CONTACT/CONSUMPTION
AWC12
12. The recycled water must be distributed evenly over the entire land application
area without spray drift, pooling and/or run off from the area.
AWC13
13. The land application area must be dedicated to the sole use of receiving recycled
water. It must incorporate at least 150 mm depth of friable soil and/or other
suitable material such as pine bark woodchips, scoria etc. over its entire surface.
The area should be planted with appropriate flora to ensure transpiration of the
recycled water. Plants must be suitable for transpiration of recycled water and be
salt and nutrient tolerant. Lawn areas are not suitable for surface irrigation of
recycled water.
AWC14
14. The land application area must be completed, including landscaping and planting
prior to the occupation of the premises.
AWC15
15. Where installed, any pumps and rising mains required must be suitable for their
intended loads and operating environment.
AWC16
16. Unless otherwise approved by the relevant authority, no person shall permit or
cause any of the following discharges into an on-site wastewater system:


Any storm water, including roof and rainwater tank overflow, and surface
drainage waters
Any back flush waters from a swimming pool or water softener





Any discharge or back flush from a spa bath/pool in excess of 680 L
capacity or in the case of CWMS, unless otherwise accepted by the
relevant authority
Any sanitary napkin, clothing, plastic material or liner
Any trade waste
Any petrol or other flammable or explosive substance whether solid, liquid
or gaseous
Any other matter or substance which, in the opinion of the relevant
authority, would impair the effective working of an on-site wastewater
system or CWMS.
AWC17
17. This approval will expire if the works are not commenced, or are commenced but
not substantially completed within 24 months after the date of approval.
AWC18
18. Pursuant to the Regulations, Council may, on its own initiative, by written notice
to the operator of a wastewater system to which a wastewater works approval
applies, vary or revoke a condition of the approval or impose a further condition,
but in that case, the variation, revocation or imposition may not take effect until at
least 6 months after the giving of the notice unless18.1
18.2
The operator consents orCouncil states in the notice that, in its opinion, the
variation revocation or imposition is necessary in order to prevent or
mitigate significant harm to public or environmental health or the risk of
such harm.
AWN1
Note 1:
The approval does not abrogate responsibilities under other Acts or
Regulations to obtain the necessary approvals, permits or licences from
other agencies.
AWN2
Note 2:
Sludge from the system is to be taken away by an EPA licensed operator
to an approved site in accordance with the SA Biosolids Guidelines.
AWN3
Note 3:
Any alterations/upgrades/modifications to this system will be subject to
separate application (s) and approval from the relevant authority.
AWN4
Note 4:
As a public health precaution, spray irrigation is not to be used on
vegetables or food plants. However if drip irrigation is used, fruit and nut
trees may be allowed, provided the produce has no contact with recycled
water.
SOAKAGE SYSTEM
SSC1
1. The approved wastewater system incorporates:
1.1.
1.2.
Sanitary plumbing and drainage in compliance with AS/NZS 3500
Specifications and details documented in the ‘Wastewater Works
Approval – Installation Details Sheet’
SSC2
2. The system is to be installed, commissioned, operated and maintained in
accordance with:
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
The plans and specifications submitted including any amendments
made/required with this approval.
Specifications and details documented in the ‘Wastewater Works
Approval – Installation Details Sheet ‘attached
Manufacturers, installers and equipment suppliers’ instructions and
recommendations.
The ………….engineers report dated…………….
In the case of any wastewater products to be installed, the relevant
product approval conditions
Australia/New Zealand Standard for Sanitary Plumbing and Drainage
(AS/NZS 3500.2).
The Onsite Wastewater Systems Code
All other relevant standards and codes.
Conditions of this approval.
SSC3
3.
In accordance with the Regulations, wastewater works must be carried out by a
suitably qualified person. Additionally, the required signed Certificates of
Compliance and “as constructed” drawings must be submitted to Council and the
owner or occupier of the land on which the work was undertaken within 28 days.
SSC4
4.
In regards to inspection and commissioning, Council reserves the right to
inspect during construction, or upon completion, or not to inspect the
installation.
Council must be notified at the following stages of installation.




Underfloor plumbing
Drain, septic tank
Land application system i.e. soakage trench
Commissioning of the system/ final inspection
Twenty four hours’ notice is required before an inspection can be carried out.
SSC5
5.
A durable notice is to be permanently located in a prominent position (such as
a power box) on the property showing:
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
Type of system installed
Date of system installed
Capacity of system installed
Servicing / desludging frequency
Prohibited discharges
Relevant Authority / Manufacturer details
SSC6
6.
The operator of the wastewater system must ensure that the lids and access
openings are to be fitted so as to be childproof.
SSC7
7.
The operator of a wastewater system must ensure that the system is operated,
maintained and serviced in accordance with:
7.1
7.2
The conditions of this approval
The prescribed codes to the extent which they are applicable.
SSC8
8.
The operator of a wastewater system must ensure that wastewater from the
system is reused or disposed of in accordance with:
8.1
8.2
These approval conditions
All relevant standards and Codes to the extent which they are
applicable.
SSC9
9.
Where installed, any pumps and rising mains required must be suitable for their
intended loads and operating environment.
SSC10
10.
Unless otherwise approved by the relevant authority, no person shall permit
or cause any of the following discharges into an on-site wastewater system:




Any storm water, including roof and rainwater tank overflow, and surface
drainage waters
Any back flush waters from a swimming pool or water softener
Any discharge or back flush from a spa bath/pool in excess of 680 L
capacity or in the case of CWMS, unless otherwise accepted by the
relevant authority
Any sanitary napkin, clothing, plastic material or liner



Any trade waste
Any petrol or other flammable or explosive substance whether solid, liquid
or gaseous
Any other matter or substance which, in the opinion of the relevant
authority, would impair the effective working of an on-site wastewater
system or CWMS.
SSC11
11.
This approval will expire if the works are not commenced, or are commenced
but not substantially completed within 24 months after the date of approval.
SSC12
12
Pursuant to the Regulations, Council may, on its own initiative, by written notice
to the operator of a wastewater system to which a wastewater works approval
applies, vary or revoke a condition of the approval or impose a further
condition, but in that case, the variation, revocation or imposition may not take
effect until at least 6 months after the giving of the notice unless 12.1
12.2
The operator consents or
Council states in the notice that, in its opinion, the variation revocation
or imposition is necessary in order to prevent or mitigate significant
harm to public or environmental health or the risk of such harm.
SSN1
Note 1:
The approval does not abrogate responsibilities under other Acts or
Regulations to obtain the necessary approvals, permits or licences from
other agencies.
SSN2
Note 2:
Sludge from the system is to be taken away by an EPA licensed operator
to an approved site in accordance with the SA Biosolids Guidelines.
SSN3
Note 3:
Any alterations/upgrades/modifications to this system will be subject to
separate application (s) and approval from the relevant authority.
SSN4
Note 4:
The subsurface effluent disposal system must not be subject to vehicle
traffic loadings.
CWMS CONNECTION
CWC1
1.
The approved wastewater system incorporates:
1.1
1.2
Sanitary plumbing and drainage in compliance with AS/NZS 3500
Specifications and details documented in the ‘Wastewater Works
Approval – Installation Details Sheet’
CWC2
2.
The system is to be installed, commissioned, operated and maintained in
accordance with:
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
The plans and specifications submitted including any amendments
made/required with this approval.
Manufacturers, installers and equipment suppliers’ instructions and
recommendations.
In the case of any wastewater products to be installed, the relevant
product approval conditions
Australia/New Zealand Standard for Sanitary Plumbing and Drainage
(AS/NZS 3500.2).
The Onsite Wastewater Systems Code
All other relevant standards and codes.
Conditions of this approval.
CWC3
3.
In accordance with the Regulations, wastewater works must be carried out by a
suitably qualified person. Additionally, the required signed Certificates of
Compliance and “as constructed” drawings must be submitted to Council and
the owner or occupier of the land on which the work was undertaken within 28
days.
CWC4
4.
In regards to inspection and commissioning, Council reserves the right to
inspect during construction, or upon completion, or not to inspect the
installation.
Council must be notified at the following stages of installation.



Underfloor plumbing
Drain, septic tank, connection into councils CWMS
Commissioning of the system/ final inspection
Twenty four hours’ notice is required before an inspection can be carried out.
CWC5
5.
A durable notice is to be permanently located in a prominent position (such as
a power box) on the property showing:
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
Type of system installed
Date of system installed
Capacity of system installed
Servicing / desludging frequency
Prohibited discharges
Relevant Authority / Manufacturer details
CWC6
6.
The operator of the wastewater system must ensure that the lids and access
openings are to be fitted so as to be childproof.
CWC7
7.
The operator of a wastewater system must ensure that the system is operated,
maintained and serviced in accordance with:
7.1
7.2
The conditions of this approval
The prescribed codes to the extent which they are applicable.
CWC8
8.
The operator of a wastewater system must ensure that wastewater from the
system is reused or disposed of in accordance with:
8.1
8.2
These approval conditions
All relevant standards and Codes to the extent which they are
applicable.
CWC9
9.
Where installed, any pumps and rising mains required must be suitable for their
intended loads and operating environment.
CWC10
10.
Unless otherwise approved by the relevant authority, no person shall permit
or cause any of the following discharges into an on-site wastewater system:





Any storm water, including roof and rainwater tank overflow, and surface
drainage waters
Any back flush waters from a swimming pool or water softener
Any discharge or back flush from a spa bath/pool in excess of 680 L
capacity or in the case of CWMS, unless otherwise accepted by the
relevant authority
Any sanitary napkin, clothing, plastic material or liner
Any trade waste


Any petrol or other flammable or explosive substance whether solid, liquid
or gaseous
Any other matter or substance which, in the opinion of the relevant
authority, would impair the effective working of an on-site wastewater
system or CWMS.
CWC11
11.
This approval will expire if the works are not commenced, or are commenced
but not substantially completed within 24 months after the date of approval.
CWC12
12.
Pursuant to the Regulations, Council may, on its own initiative, by
written notice to the operator of a wastewater system to which a wastewater
works approval applies, vary or revoke a condition of the approval or impose a
further condition, but in that case, the variation, revocation or imposition may
not take effect until at least 6 months after the giving of the notice unless12.1
12.2
The operator consents orCouncil states in the notice that, in its opinion, the variation revocation
or imposition is necessary in order to prevent or mitigate significant
harm to public or environmental health or the risk of such harm.
CWN1
Note 1:
BEFORE COMMENCING WORK, THE DEPTH AND LOCATION OF
THE RELEVANT AUTHORITY CONNECTION POINT MUST BE
CHECKED.
CWN2
Note 2:
The approval does not abrogate responsibilities under other Acts or
Regulations to obtain the necessary approvals, permits or licences from
other agencies.
CWN3
Note 3:
Sludge from the system is to be taken away by an EPA licensed operator
to an approved site in accordance with the SA Biosolids Guidelines.
CWN4
Note 4:
Any alterations/upgrades/modifications to this system will be subject to
separate application (s) and approval from the relevant authority.
COMPOSTING TOILET AND REED BED
CTRBC1
1.
The approved wastewater system incorporates:
1.1
Sanitary plumbing and drainage in compliance with AS/NZS 3500
1.2
Specifications and details documented in the ‘Wastewater Works
Approval – Installation Details Sheet’
1.3
Audible visible alarm system for the unit installed in …………………
CTRBC2
2.
The system is to be installed, commissioned, operated and maintained in
accordance with:
2.1
The plans and specifications submitted including any amendments
made/required with this approval.
2.2
Manufacturers, installers and equipment suppliers’ instructions and
recommendations.
2.3
The ………..Engineer’s report dated………………………
2.4
In the case of any wastewater products to be installed, the relevant
product approval conditions
2.5
Australia/New Zealand Standard for Sanitary Plumbing and Drainage
(AS/NZS 3500.2).
2.6
The Onsite Wastewater Systems Code
2.7
The Relevant clauses of AS/NZS 1546.2 On site domestic Treatment
Units, Waterless Composting Toilets
2.8
Conditions of this approval.
CTRBC3
3.
In accordance with the Regulations, wastewater works must be carried out by a
suitably qualified person. Additionally, the required signed Certificates of
Compliance and “as constructed” drawings must be submitted to Council and
the owner or occupier of the land on which the work was undertaken within 28
days.
CTRBC4
4.
In regards to inspection and commissioning, Council reserves the right to
inspect during construction, or upon completion, or not to inspect the
installation.
Council must be notified at the following stages of installation.




Underfloor plumbing
Drain, septic tank, reed bed, composting toilet
Land application system i.e. soakage trench
Commissioning of the system/ final inspection
Twenty four hours’ notice is required before an inspection can be carried out.
CTRBC5
5.
A durable notice is to be permanently located in a prominent position (such as
a power box) on the property showing:
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
Type of system installed
Date of system installed
Servicing / desludging frequency
Prohibited discharges
Relevant Authority / Manufacturer details
Capacity of system installed
CTRBC6
6.
The operator of the wastewater system must ensure that the lids and access
openings are to be fitted so as to be childproof.
CTRBC7
7.
The operator of a wastewater system must ensure that the system is operated,
maintained and serviced in accordance with:
7.1
7.2
The conditions of this approval
The prescribed codes to the extent which they are applicable
CTRBC8
8
The operator of a wastewater system must ensure that wastewater from the
system is reused or disposed of in accordance with:
8.1
8.2
These approval conditions
All relevant standards and Codes to the extent which they are
applicable
CTRBC9
9.
With respect to the composting toilet:
9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
Material from the compost chambers shall be removed in accordance
with manufacturers’ instructions and the product approval for the unit
in a manner that prevents human contact with the material. Hygienic
practices must be employed.
Areas where composted material is buried must not be used for the
cultivation of food for human consumption for at least 6 months after
the burial.
Areas used to bury composted material must not cause pollution of
surface or subsurface waters and must be located at least 50 metres
from any watercourse, well, bore or dam.
A permanent notice containing basic instructions and maintenance
requirements must be affixed to the unit in a prominent (clearly visible
by the user) position adjacent to the pedestal.
CTRBC10
10.
Unless otherwise approved by the relevant authority, no person shall permit
or cause any of the following discharges into an on-site wastewater system:







Any storm water, including roof and rainwater tank overflow, and surface
drainage waters
Any back flush waters from a swimming pool or water softener
Any discharge or back flush from a spa bath/pool in excess of 680 L
capacity or in the case of CWMS, unless otherwise accepted by the
relevant authority
Any sanitary napkin, clothing, plastic material or liner
Any trade waste
Any petrol or other flammable or explosive substance whether solid, liquid
or gaseous
Any other matter or substance which, in the opinion of the relevant
authority, would impair the effective working of an on-site wastewater
system or CWMS.
CTRBC11
11.
Where installed, any pumps and rising mains required must be suitable for their
intended loads and operating environment.
CTRBC12
12.
This approval will expire if the works are not commenced, or are commenced
but not substantially completed within 24 months after the date of approval.
CTRBC13
13.
Pursuant to the Regulations, Council may, on its own initiative, by
written notice to the operator of a wastewater system to which a wastewater
works approval applies, vary or revoke a condition of the approval or impose
a further condition, but in that case, the variation, revocation or imposition
may not take effect until at least 6 months after the giving of the notice
unless13.1
13.2
The operator consents orCouncil states in the notice that, in its opinion, the
variation revocation or imposition is necessary in order to prevent or
mitigate significant harm to public or environmental health or the risk
of such harm.
CTRBN1
Note 1:
CTRBN2
The approval does not abrogate responsibilities under other Acts or
Regulations to obtain the necessary approvals, permits or licences from
other agencies.
Note 2:
Sludge from the system is to be taken away by an EPA licensed operator
to an approved site in accordance with the SA Biosolids Guidelines.
CTRBN3
Note 3:
Any alterations/upgrades/modifications to this system will be subject to
separate application (s) and approval from the relevant authority.
CTRBN4
Note 4:
This approval does not cover the structural stability of the proposed
building housing the composting toilet. The installation must not cause
structural damage to any building or to the composting toilet itself.
ECO VILLAGE AND BLUE WATER
EVBWC1
1.
The approved wastewater system incorporates:
1.1
1.2
Sanitary plumbing and drainage in compliance with AS/NZS 3500
Specifications and details documented in the ‘Wastewater Works
Approval – Installation Details Sheet’
EVBWC2
2.
The system is to be installed, commissioned, operated and maintained in
accordance with:
2.1
2.2
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
The plans and specifications submitted including any amendments
made/required with this approval.
Manufacturers, installers and equipment suppliers’ instructions and
recommendations.
Australia/New Zealand Standard for Sanitary Plumbing and Drainage
(AS/NZS 3500.2).
The Onsite Wastewater Systems Code
All other relevant standards and codes.
Conditions of this approval.
EVBWC3
3.
In accordance with the Regulations, wastewater works must be carried out by a
suitably qualified person. Additionally, the required signed Certificates of
Compliance and “as constructed” drawings must be submitted to Council and
the owner or occupier of the land on which the work was undertaken within 28
days.
EVBWC4
4.
In regards to inspection and commissioning, Council reserves the right to
inspect during construction, or upon completion, or not to inspect the
installation.
Council must be notified at the following stages of installation.


Underfloor plumbing
Drain, connection to the CWMS
Twenty four hours’ notice is required before an inspection can be carried out.
EVBWC5
5.
The operator of a wastewater system must ensure that wastewater from the
system is reused or disposed of in accordance with:
5.1
These approval conditions
5.2
All relevant standards and Codes to the extent which they are
applicable.
EVBWC6
6.
Unless otherwise approved by the relevant authority, no person shall permit
or cause any of the following discharges into an on-site wastewater system:







Any storm water, including roof and rainwater tank overflow, and surface
drainage waters
Any back flush waters from a swimming pool or water softener
Any discharge or back flush from a spa bath/pool in excess of 680 L
capacity or in the case of CWMS, unless otherwise accepted by the
relevant authority
Any sanitary napkin, clothing, plastic material or liner
Any trade waste
Any petrol or other flammable or explosive substance whether solid, liquid
or gaseous
Any other matter or substance which, in the opinion of the relevant
authority, would impair the effective working of an on-site wastewater
system or CWMS.
EVBWC7
7.
This approval will expire if the works are not commenced, or are commenced
but not substantially completed within 24 months after the date of approval.
EVBWC8
8.
Pursuant to the Regulations, Council may, on its own initiative, by
written notice to the operator of a wastewater system to which a wastewater
works approval applies, vary or revoke a condition of the approval or impose a
further condition, but in that case, the variation, revocation or imposition may
not take effect until at least 6 months after the giving of the notice unless8.1
8.2
The operator consents orCouncil states in the notice that, in its opinion, the variation revocation
or imposition is necessary in order to prevent or mitigate significant
harm to public or environmental health or the risk of such harm.
EVBWN1
Note 1:
BEFORE COMMENCING WORK, THE DEPTH AND LOCATION OF
THE CONNECTION POINT MUST BE CHECKED.
EVBWN2
Note 2:
EVBWN1
The approval does not abrogate responsibilities under other Acts or
Regulations to obtain the necessary approvals, permits or licences from
other agencies.
Note 3:
Any alterations/upgrades/modifications to this system will be subject to
separate application (s) and approval from the relevant authority.
TRADE WASTE
TWC1
1.
The approved wastewater system incorporates:
1.1
1.2
Sanitary plumbing and drainage in compliance with AS/NZS 3500
Specifications and details documented in the ‘Wastewater Works
Approval – Installation Details Sheet’
TWC2
2.
The system is to be installed, commissioned, operated and maintained in
accordance with:
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
The plans and specifications submitted including any amendments
made/required with this approval.
Manufacturers, installers and equipment suppliers’ instructions and
recommendations.
In the case of any wastewater products to be installed, the relevant
product approval conditions
Australia/New Zealand Standard for Sanitary Plumbing and Drainage
(AS/NZS 3500.2).
The Onsite Wastewater Systems Code
SA Water Trade Waste Guidelines
SA Water Trade Waste Branch ‘Standards for the Acceptance of
Liquid Waste to Sewer’
All other relevant standards and codes.
Conditions of this approval.
TWC3
3.
In accordance with the Regulations, wastewater works must be carried out by a
suitably qualified person. Additionally, the required signed Certificates of
Compliance and “as constructed” drawings must be submitted to Council and
the owner or occupier of the land on which the work was undertaken within 28
days.
TWC4
4.
In regards to inspection and commissioning, Council reserves the right to
inspect during construction, or upon completion, or not to inspect the
installation.
Council must be notified at the following stages of installation.



Underfloor plumbing
Drain, tank installation
Commissioning of the system/ final inspection
Twenty four hours’ notice is required before an inspection can be carried out.
TWC5
5.
A durable notice is to be permanently located in a prominent position (such as
a power box) on the property showing:
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.6
Type of system installed
Date of system installed
Capacity of system installed
Servicing / desludging frequency
Relevant Authority / Manufacturer details
TWC6
6.
The operator of the wastewater system must ensure that the lids and access
openings are to be fitted so as to be childproof.
TWC7
7.
The operator of a wastewater system must ensure that the system is operated,
maintained and serviced in accordance with:
7.1
7.2
The conditions of this approval
The prescribed codes to the extent which they are applicable.
TWC8
8.
The operator of a wastewater system must ensure that wastewater from the
system is reused or disposed of in accordance with:
8.3
8.4
These approval conditions
All relevant standards and Codes to the extent which they are
applicable.
TWC9
9.
Where installed, any pumps and rising mains required must be suitable for their
intended loads and operating environment.
TWC10
10.
This approval will expire if the works are not commenced, or are commenced
but not substantially completed within 24 months after the date of approval.
TWC11
11.
Pursuant to the Regulations, Council may, on its own initiative, by
written notice to the operator of a wastewater system to which a wastewater
works approval applies, vary or revoke a condition of the approval or impose a
further condition, but in that case, the variation, revocation or imposition may
not take effect until at least 6 months after the giving of the notice unless11.1
11.2
The operator consents or Council states in the notice that, in its opinion, the variation revocation
or imposition is necessary in order to prevent or mitigate significant
harm to public or environmental health or the risk of such harm.
TWN1
Note 1:
The approval does not abrogate responsibilities under other Acts or
Regulations to obtain the necessary approvals, permits or licences from
other agencies.
TWN2
Note 2:
Sludge from the system is to be taken away by an EPA licensed operator
to an approved EPA licensed waste depot.
TWN3
Note 3:
Any alterations/upgrades/modifications to this system will be subject to
separate application (s) and approval from the relevant authority.
Non Standard conditions
STC1 – Vehicle loadings
The septic tank is to be located in an area subject to vehicle loadings. The
installation must be installed in accordance with the Wastewater Engineers
requirements.
STC2 – non complying setback distance
The placement of the septic tank, pre-treatment apparatus or pump sump
intersects the angle of repose for the building/boundary footings or
foundations, and its position may affect the stability of building/boundary
footings and/or foundations. The installation must be installed in accordance
with the Wastewater Engineers requirements.