Main sewer definition

Main sewer means a sewer which serves as an outlet for two or more lateral sewers, and which is commonly referred to as an intercepting sewer, outfall sewer or trunk sewer.
Main sewer means a sewer into which the sewage from two (2) or more submain
Main sewer means a sewer into which the sewage from two (2) or more sub-main

Examples of Main sewer in a sentence

  • Sustainable drainage system Main sewer Pond/lakeSoakawayExisting watercourse 13.

  • Main sewer service connections and building service sewer pipe shall be installed as provided for in the Contract and as may be directed by the Engineer.

  • Main sewer line stubs for future connections shall be furnished and placed by the Contractor according to details shown on the drawings and as directed by the Engineer.

  • Main sewer lineSeptic tankDistribution boxTile pipeSand fieldFigure 1-10.

  • Main sewer lines immediately to the west and north of Building 238 will be removed or plugged in the process of remediation of subsurface soils beneath Building 238.


More Definitions of Main sewer

Main sewer means a public sewer designed to accommodate more than one lateral sewer.
Main sewer means a pipe which is part of the public sewer system and to which a side sewer is connected.
Main sewer means "public sewer" as defined by this administrative regulation.
Main sewer means the principal sewer to which branch sewers are tributary, and to which the house or building sewer is connected.
Main sewer means a sewer which receives wastewater from one or more branch sewers as tributaries.
Main sewer means a sewer to which one or more branch sewers are tributary.
Main sewer means a public sewer, maintained by a public agency and designed to accommodate more that one lateral or side sewer.