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Changes over time for: Section 119


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119 Application for consent.E+W
(1)An application to a sewerage undertaker for a consent to discharge trade effluent from any trade premises into a public sewer of that undertaker shall be by notice served on the undertaker by the owner or occupier of the premises.
(2)An application under this section with respect to a proposed discharge of any such effluent shall state—
(a)the nature or composition of the trade effluent;
(b)the maximum quantity of the trade effluent which it is proposed to discharge on any one day; and
(c)the highest rate at which it is proposed to discharge the trade effluent.
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