121 Conditions of consent
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

121  Conditions of consent

(1)     The power of a sewerage undertaker, on an application under section 119 above, to give a consent with respect to the discharge of any trade effluent shall be a power to give a consent either unconditionally or subject to such conditions as the sewerage undertaker thinks fit to impose with respect to—

(a)     the sewer or sewers into which the trade effluent may be discharged;

(b)     the nature or composition of the trade effluent which may be discharged;

[(ba)     the steps to be taken, in relation to the discharge or by way of subjecting any substance likely to affect the description of the matter discharged to treatment or any other process, for minimising—

(i)     the polluting effects of the discharge on any controlled waters; and

(ii)     the impact of the discharge on sewerage services;]

(c)     the maximum quantity of trade effluent which may be discharged on any one day, either generally or into a particular sewer; and

(d)     the highest rate at which trade effluent may be discharged, either generally or into a particular sewer.

(2)     Conditions with respect to all

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