7. Non-collective sanitation
Non-collective sanitation refers to individual installations for the treatment of domestic wastewater. These systems concern homes that are not served by a public wastewater and blackwater collection network, and must therefore treat their own wastewater before discharging it into the natural environment.
If the sewage system is too large, it may not be effective. But if it's too small, it won't be able to treat domestic wastewater properly.
As of March 1 er 2012, all home extension work must be accompanied by an application for a planning or building permit for the rehabilitation of a non-collective sanitation installation. The latter must also be accompanied by a certificate of conformity, issued by the Service public d'assainissement non collectif...
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Non-collective sanitation
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Bibliography
- Building work – Sanitary plumbing for buildings – Part 1-1-1: domestic hot and cold water supply systems – Standard technical specifications – Part 1-1-2: drainage systems – Standard technical specifications – Part 1-1-3: sanitary appliances and domestic hot water appliances – Technical specifications – Part 1-2: General material selection criteria – Part 2: standard special administrative clauses - NF DTU 60.1 - Décembre 2012 ...
Regulations
Arrêté du 22 juin 2007 relative à la collecte, au transport et au traitement des eaux usées des agglomérations d'assainissement ainsi que à la surveillance de leur fonctionnement et de leur efficacité, et aux dispositifs d'assainissement non collectif recevant une charge brute de pollution organique supérieure à 1,2 kg/j de DBO5.
Decrees of May 6, 1996 laying down the technical requirements applicable...
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