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In Sydney and Brisbane they have water authorities. I have done some work in vic but not a great deal. I should make my signature "I love talking s.!" (it's hard to write naughty word in here) 7+ years as an engineer working on sewer assets.and now change of pace as a labourer with council...

NSW regional councils look after water and sewer, same as qld. WA has watercorp to cover the state

where you are council will take care of it. Its best not to tell them! ive seen all sorts of stuff over man holes, thats if your even able to find them! a fun one was covered in pavers, they did a neat job too! its a needle under a hay stack. plus the usual turfing over, under garden beds...

Sewer is always straight (rare cases there are bends) and man holes used at change of directon - To stop that exact thing happening! Why not keep them in for a bit longer and do the low impact stuff with them in there, bathroom and stormwater? or ask the PM what the tenants plan on doing

Only encase if your going to build something substantial over it! Granny flat, extension, garage. Don't bother for trees, gazebo or paving.

True. Is it an IP? If so offer low. The sewer may deter others which reduces interested parties and if you plan to have it as an IP long term the sewer won't affect tenants and yield! Offer low, go hard

I'm sure the rea would also tell you that it's possible to send turds wirelessly now too! Trees, paving, pergola all ok buy there is a slight chance that at some point it may need to be dug up got repairs, very unlikely and with the equipment out there now digging is often the last option...

Sketch makes sense. Just concrete encase it,a lot cheaper. You would need to build 2 new man holes if re routing the sewer, they are $1500+ each. Plus roughly 30m of pipe you'll beover $15k in no time What council is it for? And it is definitely necessary! Don't say that to council or you'll...

Foot =for. Concrete encase.shorthand plus typo, my mistake And there is no way council will do it for you

If you move the sewer the spoil from excavating could reshape your yard and fall to fix the storm water issue. Do you have a sketch or drawing? Moving can be tricky and foot council it's easily put in the to hard basket, people messing with their asset which works fine as is, plus updating...

Encasing would be best, its the depth that increases the price. you can also reline the sewer, but you will have to go man hole to man hole (reline under a number of blocks potentially) Depending on length it could be an option, and if your in a major city or happen to have a contractor in town...