Collection sewer definition
Collection sewer means gravity flow pipelines, force mains, effluent supply lines, and appliances appurtenant thereto, used for conducting wastes from building drains to a treatment system or to a ground absorption sewage treatment and disposal system.
Collection sewer means the sewer main and facilities located in the street, avenue, alley or dedicated easement adjacent to the property to be supplied with sewer service and serving such property and others in the immediate vicinity thereof.
Collection sewer means gravity flow pipelines, force mains, effluent supply lines, manholes, lift stations, and all appurtenances used for conveying wastes from the building drain or building sewer to and within a wastewater system. A collection system is a collection sewer.
More Definitions of Collection sewer
Collection sewer means gravity flow pipelines, force mains, effluent supply lines, manholes, lift
Collection sewer means the Authority’s collection sanitary sewers located under highways, roads, streets, and rights-of-way with branch Service Laterals that collect and convey Sanitary Sewage or Industrial Wastes or a combination thereof to a pumping or treatment facility.
Collection sewer means the Authority’s collection sanitary sewers located under highways, roads, streets, and rights-of-way that collect and convey Sanitary Sewage or Industrial Wastes or a combination of both and into which storm, surface, and ground waters are not intentionally admitted.
Collection sewer means that part of the Sewer System consisting of Sewers located under highways, roads, streets, and rights-of-way. It also includes any Sewers with a diameter of eight inches or more.
Collection sewer means a sewer whose primary purpose is to collect wastewater from individual point source discharges and connections.
Collection sewer means a sewer whose primary purpose is to collect wastewaters from individual point source discharges.
Collection sewer means any collection sanitary sewers located under highways, roads, streets and public or private rights-of-way with branch service laterals that collect and convey sanitary sewage or industrial wastes (or a combination of both) and into which storm, surface and ground waters or unpolluted industrial waters or liquids are not intentionally admitted.