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ADAMNZ 发表于 2021-9-27 13:22 ![](static/image/common/back.gif)
您好!我家花园一到下雨天就积水,后来发现离我家地面10cm的Fence上有漏水点。我家房子在低处,2米多的挡 ...
subsoil不用接到stormwater manhole 他的挡土墙什么时候造的 什么类型的 timber pole吗? 墙后有没有drainage aggregate? 一般挡土墙subsoil出来的水应该没有那么多。。。 surface runoff应该更多。。你先看一下具体哪里出水吧
实在不行自己接一个subsoil到你的drain里面
What do I do about a stormwater run-off from my neighbour's property flooding my property?
It is a fact that stormwater flows from other properties naturally, either via an overland flow path or via a stream (from high ground to lower lying ground). It is your responsibility to manage stormwater falling and flowing naturally on your site.
If you have an issue with any of the following, you should first speak to your neighbour:
Water flow problems caused by natural ground seepage on private property
Diverting or blocking the natural flow of water from landscaping, fences and walls or a small trench
Pool overflows caused by excessive rainfall
Activities like raising the ground level, increasing your impermeable area or blocking a flow path can increase the amount of stormwater flowing to your neighbours site. You will need to stop the activity or cause or you can use a system to prevent the extra stormwater from flowing across your boundary.
Council recommends you talk to your neighbours about any flooding problems you may be experiencing. In many cases, a resolution can be reached that will satisfy everyone’s needs. You may need to consult legal advice, so that any agreement you made with your neighbour is legally enforceable and appropriate for future owners of the land should it be sold on.
Local councils are responsible for controlling new buildings and the effects of land use to reduce flood risk. They can put special controls on buildings to make the buildings safer from flooding. Councils can also set rules about where buildings can be located, where subdivision can take place, and the effects of land use. In a large flood, councils will coordinate with the emergency services and utility providers to minimise the impact of the flood on people and properties.
Environment Council manage rivers and catchments. They also control land-use activities through the Resource Management Act, as well as regulate large dams under the Building Act. |
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