199 Sewer maps
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

199  Sewer maps

(1)     Subject to subsections (6) to (8) below, it shall be the duty of every sewerage undertaker to keep records of the location and other relevant particulars—

(a)     of every public sewer[, lateral drain] or disposal main which is vested in the undertaker;

(b)     of every sewer [or lateral drain] in relation to which a declaration of vesting has been made by the undertaker under Chapter II of Part IV of this Act but has not taken effect; and

(c)     of every drain or sewer which is the subject of any agreement to make such a declaration which has been entered into by the undertaker under section 104 above.

(2)     For the purposes of this section the relevant particulars of a drain, sewer or disposal main are (in addition to its location) particulars—

(a)     of whether it is a drain, sewer or disposal main and of the descriptions of effluent for the conveyance of which

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