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most new builds i see are far from perfect. In fact you would be mad to buy many of them sadly.

I think you're being very generous with that statement AW. New builds are atrocious, unless its a one off. Give me an old stone house any day.
 
Asfor the notch I'd agree the depth is way hay out max is ..As for the diameter through the joist and discontinued waste the depth maximum is 1/4 of depth of joist maximum and 1.8m Ithink..As for venting the stack would not be a bad idea. as this causes poor runaways. Could you not removethe drain plug and use the old 100mm soil stack AAV ....
 
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