9. Water supply of the dwelling
With piped water:
[] 1 Inside the dwelling
[] 2 Inside the building
[] 3 From the building site
[] 4 From outside the building site
[] 5 From own pipeline inside the dwelling
In another way:
[] 6 From a well on the building site
[] 7 From elsewhere
Question 9: Water supply of dwelling?
A dwelling supplied with piped water from community scheme is one in which water supply is obtained through a tap connected to a community water-conduit. The answer should indicate whether the tap is:
in the dwelling,
in the building,
on the parcel of the house,
outside the parcel of the house.
A dwelling is supplied with piped water from a private source if the water pipe leads the water of the well, which is generally on the ground-plot, courtyard belonging to the building, to the tap in the dwelling.
The dwelling is supplied from a well on its parcel if there is no tap water in the building but there a (dig or drilled) well or a cistern in the yard supplies the water.
If a dwelling is supplied with water from several sources the most convenient should be marked!