bulk services definition

bulk services means all the primary water, sewerage, waste disposal, sewage treatment facilities and means of disposal of effluent and other products of treatment, electricity and storm-water services, as well as the road network in the system to which the internal services are to be linked by means of link services;
bulk services means Bulk Payment Services, Bulk Payroll Services and Bulk Collection Services.
bulk services means provision of primary water, sewerage, electricity and storm-water services external to the Project, as well as the provision of main roads to the Project;

More Definitions of bulk services

bulk services means the infrastructure and other assets and installations, being the property of or under the control of the municipality or an authorised agent, intended to contribute to the delivery of water services to a particular or area or consumers;
bulk services means all the primary water, sewerage, waste disposal, sewage treatment facilities and means of disposal of effluent and other products of
bulk services means all the primary water, sewerage, waste disposal, sewage treatment
bulk services means bulk engineering services infrastructure, normally external to the boundaries of the development and required to provide engineering services to users within the area of the municipality, and includes link engineering services;
bulk services means all the primary water, sewerage, waste disposal, sewage treatment facilities and means of disposal of effluent and other products of treatment, electricity and storm-water services, as well as
bulk services means the infrastructure required to supply water, sewerage, electricity, municipal roads, stormwater drainage, municipal public transport, solid waste collection and removal required for the purpose of land development applied to a study area, sub- region or a number of individual developments;
bulk services means all the primary water, sewerage, electricity and stormwater services, as well as the road network in the system to which the internal services are to be linked;