The themes of public health and basic sanitation have a great relationship with each other, as
one depends on the development of the other so that they are able to meet all the needs of the
society in which it is inserted. It is well known that the reality of Brazil in relation to basic
sanitation, especially sanitary sewage, is unsatisfactory, as according to SNIS data, only 52.36%
of the Brazilian population has access to conventional sewage collection, revealing the need for
universal sanitation, so the objective of the present work is to carry out a technical feasibility
analysis for the implementation of the condominium sewage system in blocks not served by the
conventional system in the Aureny IV neighborhood in Palmas - TO. The methodology
developed was based on the identification of the necessary points of execution and future
operation of the system with the local population itself, the point of interconnection of the
existing system to the one proposed, identification of the residences that present the negative
threshold and development and development of the basic project layout of the condominium
system. It was identified that the necessary houses in the study area have a negative threshold,
so the layout of the condominium network was elaborated inside the lots, respecting all the
technical characteristics of the project, such as the conformation of the land and depth, as well
as the best interconnection points that were obtained. are in visiting wells 67-B and 30-A.
However, there are certain technical storms such as difficulty in implementing the network due
to the infeasibility of heavy machinery traffic and the study site is already fully populated. It is
concluded that a condominium network is feasible to serve the population of the present work,
however it emphasizes the importance of the Granting Authority, the Water and Sewage
Concessionaire and the local population in relation to the execution of the network and
operation of the system so that one of the objectives of sanitation in Brazil is fulfilled, which is
its universalization.
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