Pouring oil down street drain..
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Neighbour across the road has just finished working on his car for 5 hours but last job was an oil and filter change.
Seen him drain the oil into an orange bucket and slide it out from under the car when he was doing.
Now just watched him pack his tools away and pour the contents of the oil bucket down the drain at the side of the road.
Do I call the council or police? This isn't on!
Seen him drain the oil into an orange bucket and slide it out from under the car when he was doing.
Now just watched him pack his tools away and pour the contents of the oil bucket down the drain at the side of the road.
Do I call the council or police? This isn't on!
Tony1963 said:
Were you watching him for five hours? Did he get hot and dirty? Do you like him?
Most of the U.K. Has been enjoying the weather, not what you were doing!
My bedroom balcony is above our front door which I was sitting out on. Most of the U.K. Has been enjoying the weather, not what you were doing!
It's hard to not notice what he's doing so you can ram your 'funny' comments.
Bloody stupid and selfish thing to do.
I'm sure the Environment Agency would want to inspect (and treat) any stream or watercourse where that storm drain discharges.
I'm sure the Environment Agency would want to inspect (and treat) any stream or watercourse where that storm drain discharges.
SS2. said:
Bloody stupid and selfish thing to do.
I'm sure the Environment Agency would want to inspect (and treat) any stream or watercourse where that storm drain discharges.
THIS....anti social of the highest orderI'm sure the Environment Agency would want to inspect (and treat) any stream or watercourse where that storm drain discharges.
battered said:
Street drains in urban areas go to a sewage works with everything else for this reason. The WTW has oil traps l it's still antisocial behaviour of the first order and illegal. Prosecution by EHO is possible.
that's my understanding as well. it also won;t help the 'greasebergs' and nappy mountaisn down the drains / sewers ...
sewers are for pee, poop,toilet paper and the 'dirty' waste water from buildings i.e washing + washing up water / bathwater , the street drains are for rain water falling onto the roads, paths and roofs...
battered said:
antisocial behaviour of the first order and illegal. Prosecution by EHO is possible.
+1Absolutely disgraceful behaviour. As far as I'm concerned that is much worse than fly tipping.
Local recycling centres can accept up to 20 litres of waste engine oil per visit, for free. Which means you must also be a massively lazy
to not simply dispose of it properly.It's a £2000 fine if you put it down the drain, such is the seriousness.
Shop him to the authorities.
SS2. said:
Bloody stupid and selfish thing to do.
I'm sure the Environment Agency would want to inspect (and treat) any stream or watercourse where that storm drain discharges.
The neighbours a tI'm sure the Environment Agency would want to inspect (and treat) any stream or watercourse where that storm drain discharges.
t of the highest order. Probably lobs beer cans and rubbish into the nearest brook when it suits him. Report him to the EVA.Forums | Speed, Plod & the Law | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


