Village sewage systems can differ significantly depending on the location, size, state of the local economy, and local government policies. Rural communities frequently need better built or unofficial sewage systems compared to urban regions. Some common sewage systems are Open Drainage Systems, septic tanks, Pit Latrines, Community sewage systems, Eco-friendly solutions, and some government initiatives. It's important to remember that a range of factors, such as resource availability, area geography, community preferences, and political legislation, affect the choice of a sewage system. As the importance of sanitation and environmental conservation is recognized, efforts are being made in rural areas to develop more effective and sustainable sewage solutions to promote public health and save the environment. This paper studies the sewage problems and proposes solutions for Pachokara Village in Jewar Block in Gautam Buddha Nagar District of Uttar Pradesh State, India. It is located 15 km South of the District headquarters and belongs to Meerut Division of Noida.