Common sewer definition
Common sewer means a sewer in which all abutters have equal rights of entrance and
Common sewer. (Collection System) shall mean the facilities used to convey wastewater from several individual structures located on the same parcel (lot).
Common sewer means any Sewer, Sewer system or portion thereof used, or intended to be used, for public use and under the control of the District.
More Definitions of Common sewer
Common sewer means a wastewater sewer or combined sewer that:
Common sewer means all sanitary or storm sewer pipes, lift stations, manholes, catch basins and other fittings and fixtures on or under Regional District right-of-ways and easements under the control of the Regional District.
Common sewer means a sewer in which all owners of abutting properties have equal rights.
Common sewer means any sewer line under the control of the Town which was installed for public use.
Common sewer means a collecting sewer, and a part of the sewerage system that either initially or ultimately will serve two or more allotments or tax lots, parcels, or ownerships which may or may not be owned or controlled by a municipality or government either initially or ultimately.
Common sewer means any Sewer, Sewer system or portion thereof used, or intended to be used, for public use and under the control of the City, but does not include a Storm Sewer.
Common sewer means a building service sewer or building drain that receives wastewater from more than one (1) discharger before it empties into a collecting sewer.