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  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Property

  • Address:

Drainage Inspection

  • Consent Number

  • Lot

  • Wind Zone

  •  Approved BC documents and amendments on site

  •  Prior inspection passed or instructions addressed

  •  Drainlayer’s Name:

  • Reg. No:

SEWER

  •  Correct sewer connection

  •  Pipe size and gradients as per approved plans

  •  Approved pipe and fittings (NZS 1260)

  •  Bedding material

  •  Check for leakage during water test

  •  Release plug for full flow

  •  Terminal vents and positions

  •  Drain depth and protection

  •  Drains are within legal boundaries

  •  One fixture above terminal vent

  •  As Laid plan received

  •  Level inverts at 2 o’clock (60°) or higher for AS 3500

  •  Overflow relief gully – 150 mm below lowest fixture

STORMWATER

  •  Correct stormwater connection / fittings

  •  Pipe size / gradients as per approved plans

  •  Approved pipe and fittings (NZS 1254)

  •  Bedding material

  •  Number of downpipes

  •  Drain depth and protection

  •  Drains are within legal boundaries

  •  As Laid plan received

  •  Soak holes / water tank / overflow

Septic Tanks

  •  Septic tank installation and effluent field

  •  Distribution box

  •  Effluent trenches: length / width / depth

Specific Designs: Inspection (PS4)

  •  Engineer inspection completed

PS4/Certificate

  • Water test

  • Retention tank

  • Soakage

  • Septic tank

  • HCC only 

HCC Only

  • All permanently paved areas including driveways >100 sq m run to catchpit

  •  Soak hole correctly sized (40 sq m)

OUTCOME OF DECISIONS

  • PASS

  •  FAIL. But work may proceed to next inspection

  •  FAIL. Repeat inspection required  Additional fee

  • Officer Name:

  • Signature:

  • Date:

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