CSO Outfall definition
CSO Outfall means an outfall in the Combined Sewer System from which CSOs are discharged. NEORSD’s CSO Outfalls are identified in NEORSD’s CSO Permit as “combined sewer overflows” at Part II.A. in NEORSD’s CSO Permit and are labeled by outfall numbers beginning with 3PA00002001 through 3PA00002127.
CSO Outfall means a designated location within the Combined Sewer System from which combined sewage and storm water are discharged and which are so designated in the currently applicable NPDES permit.
CSO Outfall means the outfall structure from which a CSO is discharged. A list of the City’s CSO Outfalls is provided as Appendix A to the Consent Decree.
Examples of CSO Outfall in a sentence
SPEDES Permit # NY0025747 LTCP Projected Projects Cost (Millions) $8.00 Total Construction Cost (minus in-kind) Owned By Albany Water Board CSO Outfall No. A-026 Grant Funding or other sources NYSDEC WQIP up to $5m Annual Volume Captured (Mgal) Annual Percent CSO Reduction (%) (Pool- Wide) The projects will provide for the collection of floatables from the combined sewer overflows (CSOs) in the vicinity of the Corning Preserve.
More Definitions of CSO Outfall
CSO Outfall means an outfall in the Combined Sewer System.
CSO Outfall means any point source that is specifically identified in South Bend’s NPDES Permits as a Combined Sewer Overflow or CSO Outfall;
CSO Outfall means an outfall in the Combined Sewer System from which CSOs are permitted to be discharged. Middletown’s CSO Outfalls in its NPDES Permit are labeled as follows:
CSO Outfall means an outfall in the Combined Sewer System from which combined sewage and stormwater are discharged and so designated in the currently applicable NPDES Permit.
CSO Outfall means a designed outfall in the Combined Sewer System. Euclid=s CSO Outfalls are identified as Aoverflows@ in the current NPDES Permit under Part II.E.
CSO Outfall means the outfall from which a CSO is discharged. MSD’s known CSO Outfalls are identified in MSD’s Missouri State Operating Permits.
CSO Outfall means an outfall in the Combined Sewer System from which