Apart from this, here’s a list of vital documents and information required that should be handy when applying for the sanitary connection –

• Consumer Details
• Property Details
• Building Plan – [floor area of the building with the exact number of toilets, sanitary and plumbing connections, water points, and the overhead and sump tank capacity to be mentioned precisely]
• Building photo with the owner
• Lease cum sale deed or sale deed
• Katha
• Occupancy Certificate for a building higher than G+3 floors
• Along with the application form, you also need to obtain a permission letter from the authority to cut the road
• Encumbrance Certificate
• Detailed Building Plan
• Change of Landuse Copy
• Revenue Copy
• Architect License Copy

Once you choose the right category under which your building belongs (Domestic/ Commercial/ Residential Apartment, etc.), duly filled application forms with the others must be submitted to the assistant executive engineer at the sub-division office. It is essential to note that the BWSSB charges differ with registration and approvals. They also vary depending on the type of the building. Some of the charges are listed below:

• Application fee*
• Attachment fee*
• Inspection charges*
• Three months minimum deposit fee*
• Meter Cost (mechanical and AMR) *
• Sanitary point charges*
• GBWASP Charges*
• Pro-rata charges*
• Line cost if any as per actuals*

*Kindly refer Rates for New Connection at https://owc.bwssb.gov.in/bwssb-owc/member for relevant details specific to your requirement.