We are in a new build house wanting to build an extension on the back. We asked The water company

oldbutnotdead · 22 Jul 2020

frutbunn said:
Isn't that what I already said?

Pretty much. With fewer acronyms though

^woody^ · 22 Jul 2020

A build-over agreement is only required because it is law and a public utility service.

You don't need a build over agreement for a private company's drains, but you may need permission to build under any contractual agreement you may have with them

Fonecr · 22 Jul 2020

Thank you, that is sounds hopeful. Today the Water Company said the developers will have relocate the pipes or we wait for the adoption of the pipes from them and can then apply for a build over.

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We are in a new build house wanting to build an extension on the back. We asked The water company

oldbutnotdead

^woody^

Fonecr

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