Sewage treatment and release advice

Harry Bloomfield · 2014-06-08T19:59:48+00:00

We are presently staying in our tourer caravan on a farm, one of seven, with the site facilities and the facilities of several holiday cottages plus the farm itself, discharging into what I would guess is some sort of septic tank arrangment. Today I noticed the field below the tank was very boggy. The smell rather explained why it was boggy, as if this was over flowing. Directly alongside the boggy area and running some way below it is a stream, which no doubt itself discharges into the sea about 1/4 mile below. Likely the tank was only designed for the farm's use alone. So no doubt the tank contents makes its way into the stream. Should I be concerned?

Jun 08, 2014 20 Replies

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