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Trawler, it does not necessarily have to be connected with when the houses were built, it may have been triggered when some work was done. I put a deck on a house that was not connected to a roof water system, and that was the trigger. I opted for a "pit" rather than trying to deal with a...

Trawler, as I mentioned before, in my mind, the people connected to it, would be responsble for it, as well as any repair needed to your property and or gardens. If you are not connected, you should not be up for any costs. I also assume that this was negotiated with the previous owner, as it is...

Trawler, have you established if you are connected as well? Again, its my view that it is your neighbours responsibility. The council should be able to confirm whose is connected, and how it was originally installed, and who is responsible for up keep

Trawler. It is reasonably common, when houses are built, that they then enter into an arrangement with a neighbour, to run their water discharge through their land. This came about, when the original subdivision was done, water discharge was not required to be run to the street, so now the...