Viewers of a recent episode of Channel 4’s Grand Designs may have seen a textbook example of the benefits of buying a drainage and water search.
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Question 2.9 of the CON29DW states: “Please state the distance from the property to the nearest boundary of the nearest sewage treatment works.” This question is designed to inform the public about an unpleasant but necessary part of the sewage treatment process.
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Friday September 29th is Macmillan’s coffee morning – a huge fundraising event to raise awareness and support the fight against cancer.
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Severn Trent Water regards sewer adoption agreements as a private arrangement between themselves and the developer and do not issue copies to third parties. However, prior to adoption, developers remain responsible for the sewers, and they are usually able to provide a copy.
Here at Severn Trent Searches there’s nothing we enjoy more than producing lots of lovely CON29DWs. Honestly, we love it, we’d probably do it for free (note for any Severn Trent executives reading this, please don’t put this to the test). However, much as producing searches is our absolutely, utter, complete favourite thing in the world (is this fooling anyone?), we do occasionally like to do other things.
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