Septic tank registration is limited to five years!

22-02-2013 10:09pm #1

Today in the post I received a "Certificate of Registration" from the protect our water team.

It has an expiry date!!!(5 years) WTF :mad:
That has never (to the best of my knowledge) ever been mentioned anywhere, does that mean (almost certainly) that we'll have to re-register in 5 years and pay yet another fee, one that will almost certainly be much higher. :eek:

Nodin · 22-02-2013 10:12pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Today in the post I received a "Certificate of Registration" from the protect our water team.

It has an expiry date!!!(5 years) WTF :mad:
That has never (to the best of my knowledge) ever been mentioned anywhere, does that mean (almost certainly) that we'll have to re-register in 5 years and pay yet another fee, one that will almost certainly be much higher. :eek:

I'd imagine yes, thats exactly what it means.

mikom · 22-02-2013 10:14pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Today in the post I received a "Certificate of Registration" from the protect our water team.

It has an expiry date!!!(5 years) WTF :mad:
That has never (to the best of my knowledge) ever been mentioned anywhere, does that mean (almost certainly) that we'll have to re-register in 5 years and pay yet another fee, one that will almost certainly be much higher. :eek:

Drip....drip.....drip.

I will be avoiding this one as long as I can.

donvito99 · 22-02-2013 10:15pm

Can someone explain to us civilised jackeens what a septic tank is?

morto

ilovesleep · 22-02-2013 10:16pm

My mother folded on this one. Silly, meek bitch

Victor · 22-02-2013 10:19pm

Just how far do you think a €50 fee would go in inspections over 5 years?

Victor · 22-02-2013 10:21pm

donvito99 wrote: »

Can someone explain to us civilised jackeens what a septic tank is?

morto

https://www.google.ie/search?q=Septic+tank+definition&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a

sep·tic tank
Noun
A tank, typically underground, in which sewage is collected and allowed to decompose through bacterial activity before draining by means...

HeidiHeidi · 22-02-2013 10:21pm

Victor wrote: »

Just how far do you think a €50 fee would go in inspections over 5 years?

A fiver if you were well behaved and paid up on time

DonkeyStyle \o/ · 22-02-2013 10:36pm

Can't even take a shit in this country without the government wanting a piece of it.

chasm · 22-02-2013 10:39pm

How long does my certificate of registration last?

Your certificate of registration is valid for five years and the date of expiry will appear on the certificate. Re-registration after five years is necessary as the first registration is intended to identify only the ownership and location of domestic wastewater treatment systems. It is expected that over the coming years, public information campaigns will help you learn more about your system and you will be better placed to provide more information regarding it when you re-register.There will be no fee payable for second or subsequent registrations.
https://www.protectourwater.ie/Faq.aspx#fk5

dxhound2005 · 22-02-2013 10:41pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Today in the post I received a "Certificate of Registration" from the protect our water team.

It has an expiry date!!!(5 years) WTF :mad:
That has never (to the best of my knowledge) ever been mentioned anywhere, does that mean (almost certainly) that we'll have to re-register in 5 years and pay yet another fee, one that will almost certainly be much higher. :eek:

You could have checked that before you posted.