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This form is provided to support the calculation of the Non-return to Sewer Allowance for the premise or area supplied by a water meter, requiring information about the customer's details, business

How to fill out non-return to sewer allowances

How to fill out Non-return to Sewer Allowances Questionnaire

1. Start by gathering your details: company name, contact information, and site address.
2. Review the definitions provided in the questionnaire to understand key terms.
3. Fill out the section regarding water usage, specifying any processes that use water.
4. Provide details on any water that is discharged to the sewer.
5. Indicate any water used that does not return to the sewer.
6. Calculate and enter the proportion of water that is not returned to the sewer.
7. Attach any additional documentation that supports your claims about water usage.
8. Double-check your answers before submitting the questionnaire.

Who needs Non-return to Sewer Allowances Questionnaire?

1. Businesses or organizations that discharge water into a drainage system.
2. Industries with specific processes that use significant water and may apply for allowances.
3. Entities seeking to gain financial benefits related to non-returned water usage.

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What is the non return to sewer allowance for Wessex water?

Non-return to sewer The 5% allowance covers all household use, eg, drinking, cooking, watering the garden and washing the car as well as taking into account wet and dry years. If you think that considerably less than 95% of the water you use returns to the sewer, you can apply to have your charges reduced.

What is the return to sewer percentage?

It's usually assumed that around 95% of the water that goes into a business will be returned to the sewerage network as waste water. However, in some businesses this percentage can be lower as the water may not return to the sewer due to: Evaporation (cooling towers, heated swimming pools, laundrette)

What is a non-return to sewer allowance?

Foul water is water that usually comes from within buildings such as toilets, sinks, showers etc. The non return to sewer allowance is based on less than 95% of your foul water only not returning to our sewer.

What is a leak allowance on Southern water?

Am I eligible for a leak allowance payment? If you've had a leak that has been repaired, we may be able to give you a leak allowance. This means you will receive a reduction on a future bill to account for the difference in water usage after you have repaired the leak.

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What is Non-return to Sewer Allowances Questionnaire?

The Non-return to Sewer Allowances Questionnaire is a document used to assess the amount of water that does not return to the sewer system after being utilized by a business or organization. It helps establish allowances for water usage.

Who is required to file Non-return to Sewer Allowances Questionnaire?

Typically, businesses or organizations that have processes that consume water but do not return it to the sewer system are required to file the Non-return to Sewer Allowances Questionnaire.

How to fill out Non-return to Sewer Allowances Questionnaire?

To fill out the Non-return to Sewer Allowances Questionnaire, applicants need to provide specific details regarding their water usage, including the volume of water used, the percentage that does not return to the sewer, and additional operational details that justify their water consumption.

What is the purpose of Non-return to Sewer Allowances Questionnaire?

The purpose of the Non-return to Sewer Allowances Questionnaire is to accurately assess and provide allowances for businesses' water usage that does not contribute to sewer service, thereby ensuring fair billing and resource management.

What information must be reported on Non-return to Sewer Allowances Questionnaire?

Information that must be reported includes the total volume of water consumed, the estimated volume that does not return to the sewer, the types of processes consuming water, and any relevant operational details that impact water usage.