What can i do with this ? - Inspection chamber built over.

[DarrenForward]

Here is a link to my problem inspection chamber (2) in the below link.
https://picasaweb.google.com/1082861....0659778

My problem is that I want to build a extension over the chamber, The two flow ins on the left come from my house and next doors over the drive. There is no way to rod except from this chamber.

Could I put a rodding eye marked in red, This would allow me to rod the main section but not the neighbours.

Advice gratefully accepted.

darren

[lutonlagerlout]

not sure where you live darren,but most local authorities and water boards wont let you extend over shared drain runs anymore
they get very antsy about it
LLL

[DarrenForward]

Thanks for the reply, I have all ready built over the drain with a garage a few years ago the IC(2) is inside the garage with a double sealed lid. Sorry didn't make that clear. BC passed it .

It will be inside the new extension when that's built so there will be no way of rodding it easily later on. Unless I Move it or have hatch in the floor or maybe a rodding point.

Suggestions welcome...
Thanks

Darren:D

[lutonlagerlout]

can you not have a recessed cover inside the extension?
you really need to speak to your local BCO as from region to region they seem to interpret the rules in different ways
LLL

[DarrenForward]

Thanks yes could do that easily. But would you want drain rods in the kitchen.
I am going to speak with the BCO, Just looking for ideas.

Thanks

[lutonlagerlout]

thousands of kitchens have sealed overs in them
its a lot better access than a rodding eye
LLL

[stephen gibson]

Your trying to build over what I would assume is now a sewer maintained by your sewerage authority.

Its a shame you have not shown your house and your neighbours boundary on the sketch.

I was thinking if constructed a new chamber on the existing main sewer run near where you say "flow out" with another chamber between your connection and your neighbours connection. Then you wouldn't have any bends or shared sewer under your new extension.

You will most likely need to get the sewerage authority, building control and your neighbour all on board. Good luck.