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Theodorius18 Dec 2018 13:08Hello!
I am considering combining my surface drainage into a sort of small channel and directing it onto a neighboring meadow. But of course, not in an obvious way—instead, making it look like a garden pond is overflowing…
Or, to put it differently: Due to elevation issues, I cannot connect to the municipal surface drainage system, and I don’t think infiltration is a good option…
What are your thoughts on this, and do you know of any alternatives?
I am considering combining my surface drainage into a sort of small channel and directing it onto a neighboring meadow. But of course, not in an obvious way—instead, making it look like a garden pond is overflowing…
Or, to put it differently: Due to elevation issues, I cannot connect to the municipal surface drainage system, and I don’t think infiltration is a good option…
What are your thoughts on this, and do you know of any alternatives?
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Theodorius18 Dec 2018 13:27Hello ... thank you very much for your reply!
I’m already aware that this is prohibited. I would design it in such a way that it would only be noticeable if someone looks during heavy rain...
And it’s not the neighbor’s flower bed, but a pasture for cows.
I’m already aware that this is prohibited. I would design it in such a way that it would only be noticeable if someone looks during heavy rain...
And it’s not the neighbor’s flower bed, but a pasture for cows.
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Caspar202018 Dec 2018 14:45Theodorius schrieb:
Or to put it another way: For level reasons, I cannot use the municipal surface drainage, and I don’t like infiltration systems....
What is your opinion on this, and do you know of any alternatives?Usually, you have to prove how you are managing drainage....
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Mottenhausen18 Dec 2018 14:46Theodorius schrieb:
I’m fully aware that this is prohibited. I would design it so that you would only notice it if you were checking during heavy rain...And first of all, do you (do you? Does anyone have a dictionary at hand?) consider this nonsense to be set in stone—black and white in a forum for posterity? So that in case of doubt, there is no question about your intention.
What exactly is going on in your mind? What kind of advice are you expecting here?
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Theodorius18 Dec 2018 15:24Well, it could have been possible, for example, that with the owner’s permission, the rainwater may also drain onto neighboring meadows...
Furthermore, what I do and what I think are two different matters... just because I’m discussing it here doesn’t mean I will actually implement it that way.
(and "hältst" is correct)
Furthermore, what I do and what I think are two different matters... just because I’m discussing it here doesn’t mean I will actually implement it that way.
(and "hältst" is correct)