Studio Matrx Monthly · Volume 1 · Issue 2 · July 2026
Amogh N P
 In loving memory of Amogh N P — Architect · Designer · Visionary 

Interactive Checker · 2026

STP Feasibility Checker

Find out how ready your project is to install a sewage treatment plant. Toggle six readiness factors — space, budget, power, reuse plumbing, an operator/AMC and consent — and get a readiness score out of 100 with the exact gaps to close.

Readiness score0 / 100Nearly ready

Point weight of each factor — solid green = met, faded = a gap to close

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Your readiness checklist

A larger occupancy raises the stakes of each gap — the readiness score itself is occupancy-independent.

Readiness score
0 / 100
Rating
Nearly ready
Open gaps
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Where your points come from

Each factor carries a fixed weight — the score is the sum of the factors you have in place.

You have 55 of 100 readiness points in place. Space and budget carry the most weight because a plant cannot start without either.

Close the faded bars — the unmet factors — to lift the score into the Ready band (80+).

3 gaps to close

  • +15Reuse plumbing planned. Plan dual plumbing to carry treated water to flushing/landscape.
  • +15Operator / AMC arranged. Line up a trained operator or an annual maintenance contract.
  • +15Consent process started. Start the CTE/CTO consent process with the State Pollution Board.

How this works

  • Each factor you toggle on adds its weight: space +25, budget +20, power backup +10, reuse plumbing +15, operator/AMC +15, consent +15100 points in all.
  • Readiness score = points in place ÷ 100. You currently have 55 / 100.
  • Rating = 80+ is Ready, 55–79 is Nearly ready, below 55 is Not ready — gaps to close. You are Nearly ready.

A readiness screen for concept planning, not a substitute for a detailed feasibility study. Site survey, capacity sizing and statutory consents must be confirmed with a qualified consultant before procurement.