Où se rejette une micro-station ?
Où se rejette une micro-station ?
L'épandage, non obligatoire pour une micro-station En général, un drainage sous-terrain simple est tout à fait suffisant. Les eaux ainsi traitées peuvent être aussi déversées vers un milieu hydraulique superficiel après autorisation du propriétaire du point de rejet (fossé, canalisation communale ou rivière).
Comment faire sans assainissement ?
Les alternatives pour une fosse septique sans épandage. Il existe trois alternatives pour installer un système de fosse septique sans épandage : Filtre planté avec fosse septique. Filtre planté sans fosse septique.
Who is affected by the fosse septique?
- Anyone who has a home in France and is not connected to mains sewage will be affected by the rules, requirements and legislation affecting the Fosse Septique – the alternative means of treating waste water.
Is there an alternative to a fosse septic system?
- There is, however, an alternative to this solution as SPANC has now approved several compact filters for use in France. These are individual units that connect to your current fosse septic and which undertake both the treatment and filtration process.
Where can I find a fosse installer in France?
- Look under “assainissement” in the yellow pages ( Pages Jaunes ); ask SPANC for recommendations or search the internet for fosse or micro-station suppliers as some of them, like “Fosse France Solutions” (www.fossefrancesolutions.com) will have a list of installers in your area.
Who is responsible for your septic system in France?
- On the 3rd of January 1992 all towns and villages in France saw their responsibilities increased. The Maire is now responsible for every aspect of wastewater treatment, be it collective or individual. Your Maire is directly responsible for the control and regular maintenance of your septic tank .
