It depends on the individual situation, but to apply for the construction of a public sewer, you will probably need the following: the control of buildings will therefore require both details of the proposal and a copy of the overconstruction agreement provided by the sanitation authority. If you want to build via a sewer, you need a construction agreement. This is necessary if you plan to build a building, extension, support or similar work near or directly over an existing sewer. The distance from the sewage disposal channel depends on several factors, including the depth of sewers, sewer reviews, etc., although it is usually 3 m. If you have any questions about sewer conversion, please call us on 0191 4196643. You can also send us an e-mail to buildingregulations@nwl.co.uk. First of all, whether the building, extension or work that involves support – If there is a sewer within a radius of 3 meters of your proposed work, you need our agreement before your work is carried out. This serves to protect the canal and the building from possible damage. Please send an email containing all the basic information relevant to an offer, including proposal plans, remediation plans, measures, photos, planning conditions or anything relevant to the proposed construction agreement. Common problems with construction agreements that are not professionally designed (DIY): a CCTV survey and a “Build-Over” agreement may be required.

The requirement for a build-over agreement is defined in the construction rules of Part H4 construction agreements are a complex field both technically and legally, and those who are not professional developers should consider professional advice. A professional civil engineering consultant with particular experience in construction contracts, sewers and foundations should be hired. The cost of damage to sewers or foundations without permits or agreements can be prohibitive. Anyone can apply for the contract, including an owner or a client. What is more relevant is who is qualified, experienced or insured to create the information package necessary for the build-over agreement. Of course, a client may have experience in the physical work associated with it, but it is completely independent to have experience in design and to have corresponding professional liability insurance. Owners in the United Kingdom do not have insurance for such work.. . . .