Any problem with this easement and sewer lines?

[kiddfei]

Hi Guys

Just want your opinions on the sewer diagram and easement.

The entire block is 550m2.
Looking to buy and tear the cottage down in the future to build a new house.

Does this drainage easement and sewer line impact too much on the redevelopment and future sale?

Thanks
Phil

 

[kiddfei]

any suggestions please?

 

[twodogs]

I see no problems, easement at back where you probably can't build anyhow, sewer at the front also out of the way. Seems too perfect to me.

 

[kiddfei]

will this impact future sale? developer not able to build a granny flat or extension due to the easement in the back?

 

[twodogs]

Future sales...No idea.

As for a GF or an extension, seems like plenty of room in the back yard to build.

 

[brazen]

Future sales...No idea.

As for a GF or an extension, seems like plenty of room in the back yard to build.

Yea it looks pretty good to me. Actually, that Drainage Easement near the back boundary is a blessing. I'm betting the block slopes (falls) to the rear. Not having that easement would mean any new development having issues with stormwater (roof water) drainage. The easement is a golden ticket really.

The Sewer main's is at the front so this is good.

The ONLY possible issue is if a dwelling's finished floor level is below the sewer line, you might need a pump for sewer but this is rare since sewer mains' are usually quite deep- 1.5m average in Sydney.

Cheers,

Brazen.