My neighbour has built an extension. It runs round the rear of the building and down 1/2 the side and drains down a downpipe and also onto the garage roof which slopes to the front and then drains down a downpipe at the edge of the property.
The garage is ajoined onto the side of the building.
The front of the semidetached is a garden 6.5 metres from the pavement and 4 meters across the building and garage.
The garden slopes 1 in 4 down from the pavement to the building.
Neighboring buildings are 1 meter from the garage on one side and 3 inches in the other side.
The neighbour on the other side has an extension at the front of about 1.5 meter in front of the building.
Currently the soakaway, if connected to the downpipe, is 1.5 meters from the neighbours building and 2.5 meters from their own building but the downpipe may not be connected at all when it would be 1 meter from the other neighbours building.
The soil is clay.
I had building control involved and they state that this is ok!
I would seek your opinion on the location and whether a soakaway is a viable option.
Regards
Ian
The garage is ajoined onto the side of the building.
The front of the semidetached is a garden 6.5 metres from the pavement and 4 meters across the building and garage.
The garden slopes 1 in 4 down from the pavement to the building.
Neighboring buildings are 1 meter from the garage on one side and 3 inches in the other side.
The neighbour on the other side has an extension at the front of about 1.5 meter in front of the building.
Currently the soakaway, if connected to the downpipe, is 1.5 meters from the neighbours building and 2.5 meters from their own building but the downpipe may not be connected at all when it would be 1 meter from the other neighbours building.
The soil is clay.
I had building control involved and they state that this is ok!
I would seek your opinion on the location and whether a soakaway is a viable option.
Regards
Ian