Equivalent residential unit (ERU) definition

Equivalent residential unit (ERU) means a system-specific unit of measure used to express the amount of water consumed by a typ- ical full-time single family residence.

Equivalent residential unit (ERU) means a sys- tem-specific unit of measure used to express the amount of water con- sumed by a typical full-time single family residence.

Equivalent residential unit (ERU) of impervious area shall mean the median impervious coverage of detached dwelling unit properties in the City of Belle Meade as determined by the city, and shall be used as the basis for determining stormwater service charges to detached dwelling unit properties or classes of detached dwelling unit properties and other properties. Twelve thousand two hundred (12,200) square feet of impervious area shall be one equivalent residential unit (ERU).

Examples of Equivalent residential unit (ERU) in a sentence

• Equivalent residential unit (ERU) or equivalent residential connection (ERC) is a unit of water usage that represents an average usage for a living accommodation for a single family, whether a single-family residence or a residence in a multifamily building.

• Equivalent residential unit (E.R.U.) is defined in Section 15.12.030.

• Equivalent residential unit (ERU) means the total impervious area of a typical single-family residential property, and is determined as the median impervious area of a representative sample, as determined by the City, of all developed residential properties in the single-family residential category.

• Equivalent residential unit (ERU) or equivalent residential connection (ERC) is a unit of water usage that represents an average usage for a living accommodation for a single family, whether a single family residence or a residence in a multifamily building or a non-residential user.

• Equivalent residential unit (ERU) or equivalent residential connection (ERC) is a unit of water usage that represents an average usage for a living accommodation for a single family, or a non-residential user.

More Definitions of Equivalent residential unit (ERU)

Equivalent residential unit (ERU) means the average quantity of wastewater generated from a single family residence, or for other than single family residences, the water quantity of 900 cubic feet per month at average waste strength, biochemical oxygen demand and suspended solids.

Equivalent residential unit (ERU) means the average square footage of impervious surface of a detached single family residential property, which shall be 2,500 square feet for the calculation of stormwater rates.

Equivalent residential unit (ERU) of impervious area shall mean the median average impervious coverage of detached dwellings unit properties in the City of Red Bank as determined by the city, and shall be used as the basis for determining storm water service charges to detached dwelling unit properties and other properties. Three thousand five hundred (3,500) square feet of impervious area shall be one equivalent residential unit.

Equivalent residential unit (ERU) has the meaning of one residential household with a total of 4 persons per residence and a total of 400 gallons per day of sewer flow at domestic wastewater strength.

Equivalent residential unit (ERU) means a unit of wastewater which incurs the same costs for operation and maintenance as the average volume of domestic wastes discharged from a single-family residence in the treatment works service area. An ERU is equivalent to 163 gallons per day excluding infiltration, 0.629 pounds per day Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD), and 0.629 pounds per day Total Suspended Solids (TSS).

Equivalent residential unit (ERU) means a system-specific unit of measure used to express the amount of water consumed by a typical full-time single family resi- dence.

Equivalent residential unit (ERU) of impervious area shall mean the median impervious coverage of detached dwelling unit properties in the City of Alcoa as determined by the city, and shall be used as the basis for determining stormwater utility fees to detached dwelling unit properties or classes of detached dwelling unit properties and other developed land.