Article | REF: W6601 V1

Non-collective sanitation - Technical and regulatory developments

Authors: Hervé PHILIP, André RAMBAUD, Jean-Luc VASEL

Publication date: February 10, 2008

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2. Current regulations

Pursuant to article L. 2224-10 of the French General Code of Territorial Authorities (CGCT), communes delimit, after a public inquiry, the areas of their territory that are subject to collective sanitation and those that are subject to non-collective sanitation. There is therefore an alternative: non-collective sanitation must be designed and implemented on a permanent basis.

The scope of non-collective sanitation is limited to 1.2 kg of BOD 5 , i.e. 20 population equivalents (article R. 2224-17 of the CGCT). Above this threshold, facilities fall within the scope of the technical specifications set out in the Order of June 22, 2007.

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a "population equivalent (p.e.)" is the biodegradable organic load with a five-day biochemical oxygen demand (BOD...

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