si_re
2019-08-06 08:05:10
- #1
Hello everyone,
I hope I am in the right subforum here (or would horticulture have been better?).
Since our building plot is in the second row (331), we, together with our neighbors (332), have purchased a second parcel of land as an access road (337). It is about 30m long and about 3m wide. So far, I thought we would simply pave it and drain the rainwater into the sewage water canal (of course with a drainage application).
Yesterday I called the AZV. They told me that we are not allowed to discharge the water there because parcel 337 does not have a connection to the canal. We are not allowed to use the canal of our residential building. Instead, we should use permeable paving and avoid any gradient.
Avoiding a gradient is, in my opinion, total nonsense because I do not want to walk through puddles.
So what to do? Would picture 2 be a solution? Or do you have a better idea?
Below are 2 pictures:
Picture 1 shows the parcels: our house is being built on 331, our neighbors have 332. The access road is parcel 337, the adjoining street is parcel 339.
Picture 2: my idea for drainage: our street in cross-section: (from right to left) curbs, permeable paving, lowered curb, gravel pit, curb
Best regards
Simon
I hope I am in the right subforum here (or would horticulture have been better?).
Since our building plot is in the second row (331), we, together with our neighbors (332), have purchased a second parcel of land as an access road (337). It is about 30m long and about 3m wide. So far, I thought we would simply pave it and drain the rainwater into the sewage water canal (of course with a drainage application).
Yesterday I called the AZV. They told me that we are not allowed to discharge the water there because parcel 337 does not have a connection to the canal. We are not allowed to use the canal of our residential building. Instead, we should use permeable paving and avoid any gradient.
Avoiding a gradient is, in my opinion, total nonsense because I do not want to walk through puddles.
So what to do? Would picture 2 be a solution? Or do you have a better idea?
Below are 2 pictures:
Picture 1 shows the parcels: our house is being built on 331, our neighbors have 332. The access road is parcel 337, the adjoining street is parcel 339.
Picture 2: my idea for drainage: our street in cross-section: (from right to left) curbs, permeable paving, lowered curb, gravel pit, curb
Best regards
Simon