The unpopular “Septic Tank Charge” was supposed to be paid no later than February 1st 2013 . To try and encourage more people to register – the government announced a new grant scheme . If homeowners didn’t register before the deadline they could lose out on potential future remediation grants of up to €4000. Read […]
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The system for registration of septic tanks and all other domestic waste treatment systems in Ireland has been in place since July 2012. The original deadline for registration and payment was 1st February 2013 and there is a fee of €50. Registrations are still being accepted – and it is a prosecutable offence not to […]
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The Februaray 1st deadline for registration of septic tanks (and other domestic waste water treatment systems) has passed – and it looks like around 70% have been registered . On Jan 31st the LGMA said that about 340,000 systems had been registered – and a last minute rush on February 1st could have added another […]
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The deadline for the registration of waste water treatment systems such as septic tanks is 1st February 2013 . The fee is €50 There are no exemptions or waivers . Where an owner is unable to register, for example due to physical or mental incapacity, registration on their behalf should be made by the next-of-kin, […]
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The government probably hoped that a reduced charge of €5 before Sept 28th would encourage people to register their septic tanks and other waste treatment systems. It seems that only 18000 people had registered their waste treatment systems online by the end of August 2012 . There are about half a million homes that are […]
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