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Waste Water Treatment Plant in Planning Permissions

  • 22-10-2020 3:13pm
    #1
    pablohoney87
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    Earlier in the year we went sale agreed on a house only to have the documentation handed over and find out the planning permission had not been fulfilled buy the vendor. A Septic Tank had been installed when a very detailed waste water treatment system was specified. For this and a few other reasons that came to light after sale agreed the sale fell through.

    I am back viewing houses and doing my research to stop any more time wasting. Many one off new builds have this correction in their planning permissions where their initial application was for a house with a septic tank.

    Is there any dead give aways we can see from viewing the house that this may not have been fulfilled before going sale agreed and discovering this point has not been fulfilled on a engineers report?


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  • #2
    sydthebeat
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    A recent unqualified cert of compliance


  • #3
    chooseusername
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    County Council planning website.
    Find the planning application.
    View 'related documents'.
    Should show something like this.
    Septic tank and percolation area should be clearly shown.
    check them out yourself on first viewing .


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