Sewer back up definition

Sewer back up means the backing up or overflow of water from within sewers, sumps, septic tanks or drains located inside buildings.

Sewer back up means loss or damage caused directly or indirectly by the backing-up of sewers, sumps, septic tanks or drains.

Sewer back up means the backing up or overflow, within the area bounded by the bearing walls and foundations of the building described on the “Declarations Page”, of water from within sewers, sumps, septic tanks or drains other than roof drains. For the purpose of this definition, the building does not include roadways, parking lots, other exterior paved surfaces, retaining walls or permanently installed landscape structures.

Examples of Sewer back up in a sentence

• Email from Mary Woltemath to City Council with Enclosures on Sewer Back-Up Claim.

• Including Improvements & Betterments where required per Condominium By-Laws Extension Deductibles as follows: All Losses $25,000.00 Except: Sewer Back-Up & Water Damage $50,000.00Earthquake 5% of Insured Values/Min.

• On-the-Job Training (OJT)—Activity–level training that is a systematically designed instructional experience in which hands-on training is conducted and evaluated in the work environment.

• Siwicki Sewer Back-Up Claim Reimbursement Recommendation - 4287 Cornwell Lane Motion to authorize and direct accounting and treasury to issue a check in the amount of $2,450.00 as outlined in the board memo for the sewer back up at 4287 Cornwell Lane.

• Notwithstanding the foregoing, this clause will not apply to Flood, Earthquake, Sewer Back-Up, Water damage, Hail and Tenants Vandalismlosses which retain their existing deductibles as stated in the Declarations Page.

More Definitions of Sewer back up

Sewer back up means the backing up or overflow within the area bounded by the bearing walls and foundations of the “building”, of water from within sewers, sumps, septic tanks or drains other than roof drains. For the purposes of this definition, roadways, parking lots, retaining walls or permanently installed landscape structures are not considered to be part of the “building”.

Sewer back up means the sudden and accidental backing up or escape of water or sewage within your dwelling or detached private structures on your premises through a:

Sewer back up means the backing up of sewers, sumps or drains, but does not mean:

Sewer back up means the sudden and accidental backing up or escape of water or sewage within your dwelling or detached private structures on your premises through a: • Sewer on your premises; • Septic system on your premises; • Sump located within your dwelling or additional buildings on your premises; or • Drain located within or on your dwelling or additional buildings on your premises.

Sewer back up means the backing up or escape of water or waste from any sewer, sump or drain.

Sewer back up means the backing up or overflow, within the area bounded by the bearing walls and foundations of the building described on the “Coverage Summary”, of water from within sewers, sumps, septic tanks or drains.

Sewer back up. : means water which causes “Insured Damage” caused directly by the backing up of sewers, sumps, septic tanks or drains including eaves troughs and downspouts.