Outside water definition
Outside water means the salt water of the state
Outside water means the salt water of the state contiguous to and seaward from the shoreline of the state along the Gulf of Mexico as the shoreline is projected and extended in a continuous and unbroken line, following the contours of the shoreline, across bays, inlets, outlets, passes, rivers, streams, and other bodies of water; and that portion of the Gulf of Mexico extending from the shoreline seaward and within the jurisdiction of the state.
Examples of Outside water in a sentence
Outside water line repair or replacement if the failure is a result of normal wear and tear.
Outside water use may be prohibited, or restricted to designated areas and times.
Outside water supply line will be open type of plastic (supreme brand) with G.I. fittings and soil & waste water line with fittings (traps, bends, junctions etc.) will be of “Supreme Brand” (polythene).
Outside water pipe line will be surface deep tube well with pump-motor submersible will be provided for water supply arrangement.