Waters Protection Ordinance
(WPO)

English is not an official language of the Swiss Confederation. This translation is provided for information purposes only and has no legal force.

of 28 October 1998 (Status as of 1 January 2021)


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Art. 7 Discharge into public sewers

1 The au­thor­it­ies shall au­thor­ise dis­charge of waste wa­ter from in­dustry ac­cord­ing to An­nex 3.2 or of oth­er waste wa­ter ac­cord­ing to An­nex 3.3 in­to pub­lic sew­ers if the re­quire­ments of the rel­ev­ant An­nex are com­plied with.

2 They shall set ad­di­tion­al or stricter re­quire­mentsif by dis­charge of waste wa­ter:

a.
op­er­a­tion of pub­lic sew­ers may be re­strict or dis­rup­ted;
b.
in the case of waste wa­ter from the cent­ral waste wa­ter treat­ment plant, the re­quire­ments on dis­charge in­to a body of wa­ter are not met or may only be met by dis­pro­por­tion­ate meas­ures, or could re­strict or dis­rupt the op­er­a­tion of the plant in an­oth­er way; or
c.8
...
d.
the op­er­a­tion of the plant in which sludge is in­cin­er­ated may re­stric­ted or dis­rup­ted.

3 They may ap­ply less strin­gent re­quire­ments if:

a.
by re­du­cing the amounts of waste wa­ter dis­charged, few­er po­ten­tial wa­ter pol­lut­ants are dis­charged even though the con­cen­tra­tions al­lowed are high­er; or
b.
the en­vir­on­ment as a whole will be less im­paired by the dis­charge of non-re­cyc­lable sub­stances in in­dus­tri­al waste wa­ter than by an­oth­er dis­pos­al meth­od,and in the case of waste wa­ter from the cent­ral waste wa­ter treat­ment plant, re­quire­ments on dis­charge in­to a body of wa­ter are met; or
c.
this is ap­pro­pri­ate for the op­er­a­tion of the waste wa­ter treat­ment plant.

8 Re­pealed by No I of the O of 4 Nov. 2015, with ef­fect from 1 Jan. 2016 (AS 2015 4791).

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