Lateral sewer definition
Lateral sewer means a sewer which does not receive the sewage from any other
Lateral sewer means sewerage pipe owned, operated, or maintained by a sewage disposal company that is used to transport sewage. The term does not include service pipe.
Lateral sewer means a sewer which contributes sewage, or surface or groundwater from a local area to a main sewer or outlet.
More Definitions of Lateral sewer
Lateral sewer means that portion of the sewer system located under the street or within the public right-of-way from the property line to the trunk line and which collects sewage from a particular property for transfer to the trunk line.
Lateral sewer means the portion of a sewer lying within a public street connecting a building sewer to the main sewer.
Lateral sewer means a sewer which discharges into a branch or other sewer and has no common sewer tributary to it.
Lateral sewer means the horizontal piping which extends from a building to the sewer main.
Lateral sewer means a sewer pipe leading from a building to a sewer main;
Lateral sewer means that portion of a Sewer lying within a public right of way or public sewer easement that connects to the Main Sewer. The purpose of the Lateral Sewer is to connect a Building Sewer to a Main Sewer, so that Wastewater can be conveyed from the Building Sewer to the Main Sewer.
Lateral sewer means a public sewer which is designed to receive a building sewer, and is that portion of the common public sewer system located under the street or within the public right-of-way or public easement and that collects sewage from a particular property for transfer to an interceptor sewer, a trunk line, or to the CRWRRF.