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Dáil

Written Answers. - Waste Water Treatment Systems.

Michael J. Noonan Mr. Noonan (Limerick West) Question Fianna Fáil

61 Mr. Noonan (Limerick West) asked the Minister for the Environment if his attention has been drawn to the biocycle system as an alternative to septic tanks; the surveys, if any, undertaken by his Department as to its usefulness over other systems; and if he will consider doing so. [12560/95]

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Eoin Ryan Mr. E. Ryan Question Fianna Fáil

68 Mr. E. Ryan asked the Minister for the Environment the representations, if any, he has received from statutory bodies or the public about the efficiency of alternatives to the present general use of septic tanks. [12563/95]

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Hugh Byrne Mr. H. Byrne Question Fianna Fáil

76 Mr. H. Byrne asked the Minister for the Environment the representations, if any, he has received from statutory bodies or the public about the efficiency of alternatives to the present general use of septic tanks. [12562/95]

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Seán Power Mr. Power Question Fianna Fáil

90 Mr. Power asked the Minister for the Environment if his attention has been drawn to the biocycle system as an alternative to septic tanks; the surveys, if any, undertaken by his Department as to its usefulness over other systems; and if he will consider doing so. [12561/95]

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Brendan Howlin Minister for the Environment (Mr. Howlin) Labour Party

I propose to take Questions Nos. 61, 68, 76 and 90 together.

I have received representations in relation to the proprietary system mentioned and also in relation to another such system. The National Standards Authority of Ireland has, after extensive technical evaluation and after consultation with my Department, published a recommendation (S.R.6:1991) giving advice on the use and siting of septic tank and percolation systems, including steps to be taken in difficult ground conditions and the possible use of proprietary systems.

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