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You are buying or selling a house:

If your house is not connected to the public wastewater collection network commonly called "mains sewer", you must have your own individual sanitation installation (septic tank type for example) and respect certain rules for be in compliance with regulations. Indeed, wastewater discharges (toilets, showers, dishwater, etc.) can present risks to the environment or human health if your installation is defective or poorly maintained. It must be regularly monitored by the non-collective public sanitation service (SPANC) and subject to rehabilitation work, if necessary. In the event of a sale, steps must be taken by both the seller and the buyer to verify the conformity of the installation and, if necessary, initiate work.

  • For the sale • The owner-seller must provide the notary with a SPANC inspection report, dated less than 3 years ago, attesting to the control of the conformity of his sanitation installation. This document must be attached to the promise of sale. If no inspection has ever taken place or the 3-year validity period has passed, the owner-seller must contact SPANC so that – at his expense – an inspection can be carried out and thus have the required document.

  • The future buyer must be able to have the SPANC visit report specifying the state of the sanitation installation as far in advance as possible of the sale and this before signing the promise of sale. This way, he will know if he needs to undertake work in case the seller has not done it before the sale of the property. The work to bring the installation into compliance before the sale is the responsibility of the owner-seller. The latter can nevertheless decide not to do them. In this case, he informs the future buyer who will decide whether or not to acquire the property as is. The work can then be part of the financial negotiation. In all cases, they must be carried out no later than 1 year after signing the deed of sale.

  • Who pays what in the event of compulsory work? This is the non-collective public sanitation service. SPANC is responsible for carrying out mandatory checks on ANC installations (work project, proper execution of work, control of proper operation and maintenance). It is the only service authorized to provide the required document in the event of a sale. The contact details of the SPANC in your area are available at the town hall.

  • What is SPANC? What steps? For the work If the inspection report attached to the deed of sale stipulates non-compliance, work must be carried out within the year following the sale. The new owner contacts his SPANC and submits the rehabilitation project for his installation. The SPANC must certify the conformity of the project before any work is carried out. he will subsequently verify their proper execution. The elements contained in the visit report SPANC establishes a diagnosis of your installation, specifying whether or not it presents malfunctions and/or risks for health or the environment. If problems are observed, work to bring the installation into compliance is necessary.

  • Since January 1, 2011, at the time of signing the deed of sale, thenon-collective sanitation diagnosismust be attached to the technical diagnosis file in the same way as other real estate diagnoses such as the diagnosis of energy performance, electricity, lead, asbestos, etc. It is the SPANC visit report, dated less than 3 years ago, which reports a diagnosis of non-collective sanitation. The sale is normally not possible without this document. 

Source: http://www.sanitation-non-collectif.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/tout-savoir-sur-l-sanitation-non-collectif-r56.html

Drainage prefectural approval:

Order of September 7, 2009 defining the terms of approval of people carrying out emptying and taking charge of the transport and elimination of materials extracted from non-collective sanitation installations

Last update of data in this text: December 15, 2010

NOR: DEVO0920065A

JORF n°0234 of October 9, 2009

  • SECTION 1: DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL (Article 1)

  • SECTION 2: APPROVAL PROCEDURES (Articles 2 to 7)

  • SECTION 3: DISPOSAL OF DRAIN MATERIAL (Articles 8 to 12)

  • Appendices (Articles Annex I to Annex II)

The Minister of State, Minister of Ecology, Energy, Sustainable Development and the Sea, in charge of green technologies and climate negotiations, the Minister of the Interior, Overseas Territories and local authorities and the Minister of Health and Sports,
Considering the environmental code, in particular its articles R. 211-25 to R. 211-45 and R. 214-5;
Considering the general code of local authorities, in particular its article L. 2224-8;
Considering the public health code, in particular its article L. 1331-1-1;
Having regard to the decree of January 8, 1998 establishing the technical requirements applicable to the spreading of sludge on agricultural soils;
Having regard to the opinion of the interministerial water mission dated July 8, 2008;
Having regard to the opinion of the consultative commission for the evaluation of standards dated January 8, 2009,
Stop:

SECTION 1: DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL (Article 1)

Article 1

Modified by Order of December 3, 2010 - art. 1

Within the meaning of this decree:

― waste materials consist of sludge produced by non-collective sanitation installations;

― emptying is the operation consisting of extracting waste materials from the non-collective sanitation installation;
― transport is the operation consisting of transporting waste materials from their place of production to the place of their elimination;

― elimination is the operation consisting of destroying, treating or recovering waste materials with the aim of limiting their environmental or health impact.

This decree specifies, in accordance with article L. 1331-1-1 of the public health code, the conditions under which persons carrying out emptying of non-collective sanitation installations are approved.

Persons carrying out emptying of non-collective sanitation installations, responsible for transport to the place of elimination of the extracted materials, are subject to prefectural approval as well as compliance with the provisions of this decree.

Emptying operations are carried out according to the technical requirements adapted to each type of installation.

The beneficiaries of this approval remain fully responsible for their activities under the conditions defined by the laws and regulations in force. This approval does not replace the regulatory obligations in force and administrative authorizations from which persons must be beneficiaries.

Continuation of the decree: .legifrance.gouv.fr/loda/id/LEGITEXT000021127071/

 



 

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