Ejector pump definition

Ejector pump means a device to elevate or pump sewage to a septic tank, public sewer, or other means of disposal.
Ejector pump means a device to elevate or pump sewage to a septic tank, public sewer, or other means of disposal. "Ephemeral stream" means a stream that flows for a small period of time, a week or less, after a precipitation event. "Excessively permeable soil" means soils having an excessively high permeability, such as cobbles or gravels with little fines
Ejector pump means a device to elevate or pump requirements of this regulation and includes, but is not limited to, untreated sewage to a septic tank, public sewer, or other means of the following:

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Ejector pump means a device to elevate or pump the ground or into waters of the state.
Ejector pump means a device to elevate or pump parcel of land intended as a unit for transfer of ownership or for untreated sewage to a septic tank, public sewer, or other means of development or both and shall not include any part of the right-of- disposal. way of a street or road.

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