Thread: More work for the Septic Sages

if the truck that brings buildingmaterials can make it up there, then the suction truck should be able to make it up there...no idea though about prices.
I have a septic tank...no idea if it's bonafide...just a big underground tank, one inlet and one outlet, the outlet doesn't lead into a section of wide perforated pipes (so no drainfield),
but normal size pipe goes into the got. The water that goes through this got, is connecting to the ricefield.

be sure to talk about the big difference in groundwaterlevel with your architect/engineer.

oow, almost forgot..that community springwater you mention, do you mean is the water wich is being controlled by the 'subak' ?

yeah you got that right...money can make a lot of things happen on Bali

got = gutter..yeah the rice is doing good ..as we speak he's making the padi ready for planting. about the pipes, both inlet and outlet are 10cm pipes.

ehm...a foreigner controlling the desa/village watersupply...wish it was that simple, me having land where a river runs through that would have been an easy way to make money
while sleeping.
but seriously, I never heard of a Bule being in control of water on Bali.
As far as I know the irrigation systems for plantages and padi's are controlled by the Subak, (balinese guy who gets elected by the people, a foreigner can't run for this position)
he sort of decides when the water goes where..then there's the natural spring water, wich can be linked to either the PDAM (Perusahaan Daerah Air Minum) or to BPAB (Badan Pengelola Air Bersih). I remember when we started building I (architect) payed the subak for accessing the water, so cement could be mixed etcetc...when the house was done we got hooked up
with a meter from the BPAB.
If I were you, especially in Kayu Putih, I would try to get to the bottom of the water 'issue'.