Discharging to the Wey and the Ock
The Ock rises near Witley and joins the Wey at the west end of Godalming, while the Wey itself passes Elstead and Eashing on its way into town. If your plant discharges to either river, or to a brook that feeds them, the General Binding Rules apply. The plant has to be serviced to the maker’s schedule and must not cause pollution.
A plant that has stopped aerating sends cloudy, smelly water into the stream. That’s often the first thing a neighbour notices, so a yearly service saves awkward conversations as well as fines.
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