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The following list of developer publications and forms are all published in PDF format for portability. You will require Adobe Acrobat Reader to open these files. If you do not have this installed Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free (this link will open the Adobe web site in a new window)
Application form for the adoption of existing sewers. (680kb)
Application form for the adoption a sewage treatment plant. (169kb)
An application form for the requisition of new sewers or laterals. (777kb)
An application form to build over or near a public sewer. (83kb)
A list of CCTV contractors for developers. (12kb)
An application form for connecting to a public sewer. (76kb)
An application form and guidance notes for the diversion of a public sewer. (682kb)
A leaflet for properties moving to Wessex Water sewerage. (140kb)
A leaflet answering questions on first time sewerage. (90kb)
An application form for first time sewerage for district councils. (51kb)
An application form for first time sewerage for householders. (46kb)
An application form for first time sewerage for parish councils and groups. (53kb)
Developers form for the formal adoption of sewers including garvity sewer schedule. (1.1MB)
A guide to charges for first time domestic connections to our system.
Guidance notes on manholes and list of approved contractors.
Preliminary form for developers for the of adoption of new sewers. (595kb)
This Pumping Station Addendum is to be used in conjunction with the main Sewers for Adoption document (209kb)
An application form for a telemetry connection. (24kb)
The self lay policy details procedures, responsibilites, levels of service and technical specifications for developers laying mains and service pipes. (345kb)
An application form for disconnecting a water supply.
An application form and guidance notes for the diversion of a public water main.
A water supply and regulations application. (380kb)
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