Overflow System definition

Overflow System means a system for the removal of pool/spa surface water through the use of overflows, surface skimmers and surface water collection systems of various design and manufacture.
Overflow System means the term overflow system encompasses perimeter type overflows, surface skimmers, and surface water collection systems of various design and manufacture. The water line shall be established by the height of the overflow rim.
Overflow System means and includes gutters and other rim type overflows, surface skimmers and collection systems of various designs and manufacture.

More Definitions of Overflow System

Overflow System means the design waterline shall be the top of the overflow rim of the gutter
Overflow System means overflows, gutters, surface skimmers, and surface collection systems of various design and manufacture used for removal of pool or spa water.
Overflow System means the path taken by storm water runoff as a result of flows which exceed the capacity of the underground drainage system. This path may include streets, channels, drainage ways, or areas of sheet flows, and be located on public property or private property with an easement.
Overflow System means overflows, gutters, surface skimmers, and surface collection systems of various design and manufacture used for removal of aquatic feature water.
Overflow System means surface skimmers, gutters and other perimeter type mechanisms for removing floating debris and excess water.

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