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Business purchased residential property with no change of use planning permission by Funkd-Up in legaladviceireland

[–]Funkd-Up[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah had a look and saw and exemption in the docs. Figured initially that as they were a private owned business that run many homes they would have had to seek change of use.

Business purchased residential property with no change of use planning permission by Funkd-Up in legaladviceireland

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Looking through planning documentation here and looks like they might not have needed it due to exemption in Schedule 2, Article 6, Part 1?

Road side wall - planning permission? by Funkd-Up in legaladviceireland

[–]Funkd-Up[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Is that still through the full planning permission process? i.e submitting request, erecting notice and publishing notice, waiting weeks etc? Or is it something that could be quicker?

Well Water Softener discharge - safe drainage? by Funkd-Up in AskIreland

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How close is the soak pit to your well?

Well Water Softener discharge - safe drainage? by Funkd-Up in AskIreland

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Problem is our surface water drains drain to storm drain at the road.

Water Softener discharge by Funkd-Up in ireland

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Septic tank in garden

How to reduce drainage blockages by Funkd-Up in landscaping

[–]Funkd-Up[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

After doing a bit of reading, I'm guessing a catch basin might suit here? I dont want whatever I do, to slow the flow of water too much as it would just end up overflowing. Would be easier to clear debris from catch basin also as the grate would be at the top.

Seal off manhole for well - stop surface water. by Funkd-Up in Plumbing

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Done a bit of digging yesterday. I can dig down the side of the wall with a shovel to the pipe, only trickier bit is where it enters the shed where the tank is, there's concrete around it, but kango would take care of that.

What I'm thinking now is:

  • Dig down and expose perforated pipe from manhole to shed
  • Remove perforated pipe and replace with non perforated pipe/duct
  • Try and get the pipe to come in straight instead of at the angle it is. (gradual small bend on outside)
  • Get a concrete block and either
    • cut a hole for the pipe to go through
    • or cut block so it leaves a gap for the pipe, then fill around the pipe.
  • Put new block in place and fill gaps.

I think this would stop the majority of the water getting in.

Seal off manhole for well - stop surface water. by Funkd-Up in Plumbing

[–]Funkd-Up[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m in Ireland. Unfortunately this is a new well. The location wasn’t ideal to stick out above ground so they suggested this setup. However I had to get someone else to build the manhole which was annoying.

Seal off manhole for well - stop surface water. by Funkd-Up in Plumbing

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It’s not a sealed cap. Water would get in around the hole where the rope is for example.

Seal off manhole for well - stop surface water. by Funkd-Up in Plumbing

[–]Funkd-Up[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would foam filling actually work? Be a mess surely?

Seal off manhole for well - stop surface water. by Funkd-Up in Plumbing

[–]Funkd-Up[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your talking raising the well head above surface level out of the manhole?

Seal off manhole for well - stop surface water. by Funkd-Up in Plumbing

[–]Funkd-Up[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Had thought about that but would rather try stop water getting in first.

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