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Sewerage (Scotland) Act 1968

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11 Duty of local authority to keep map showing public sewers etc.

(1) Scottish Water shall keep deposited at its principal office a map showing and distinguishing so far as is reasonably practicable all sewers, drains , SUD systems and sewage treatment works which are vested in it by virtue of this Act or of the Water Industry (Scotland) Act 2002 (asp 3) or in respect of which it has made a determination under section 3A(2) of this Act; and Scottish Water shall provide reasonable facilities at that office for inspection of the map by any person and shall permit a copy of the map, or of an extract of it, to be taken by a person on his paying such reasonable amount as Scottish Water may determine. (2) Where some of the sewers so vested in Scottish Water are reserved for foul water only or for surface water only, the said map shall show also the purposes which each such sewer is intended to serve. (3) Scottish Water shall keep deposited at such of its offices, other than its principal office, as it considers appropriate, a copy relevant to the office in question of part of the map mentioned in subsection (1) above; and it shall provide the like facilities and permission in relation to the copy part, at the office at which that copy is deposited, as, under subsection (1) above, it does in relation to the map mentioned in that subsection at its principal office. (4) For the purposes of subsection (3) above, a copy is relevant to an office if it is of such part of the map mentioned in subsection (1) above as appears to Scottish Water to be appropriate having regard to the geographical location of that office.

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11 Duty of local authority to keep map showing public sewers etc.

(1) Scottish Water shall keep deposited at its principal office a map showing and distinguishing so far as is reasonably practicable all sewers, drains , SUD systems and sewage treatment works which are vested in it by virtue of this Act or of the Water Industry (Scotland) Act 2002 (asp 3) or in respect of which it has made a determination under section 3A(2) of this Act; and Scottish Water shall provide reasonable facilities at that office for inspection of the map by any person and shall permit a copy of the map, or of an extract of it, to be taken by a person on his paying such reasonable amount as Scottish Water may determine. (2) Where some of the sewers so vested in Scottish Water are reserved for foul water only or for surface water only, the said map shall show also the purposes which each such sewer is intended to serve. (3) Scottish Water shall keep deposited at such of its offices, other than its principal office, as it considers appropriate, a copy relevant to the office in question of part of the map mentioned in subsection (1) above; and it shall provide the like facilities and permission in relation to the copy part, at the office at which that copy is deposited, as, under subsection (1) above, it does in relation to the map mentioned in that subsection at its principal office. (4) For the purposes of subsection (3) above, a copy is relevant to an office if it is of such part of the map mentioned in subsection (1) above as appears to Scottish Water to be appropriate having regard to the geographical location of that office.

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