Sewer Service Line definition
Sewer Service Line means a sewerline that connects a single building or living unit to a public
Sewer Service Line means any sanitary sewer line or conduit located outside the building structure which connects the building’s plumbing from the outside building wall to the main sewer. The sewer service line is usually four (4) inches in diameter, sometimes six (6) inches in diameter, and in special cases eight (8) inches in diameter or larger. The County does not maintain the sewer service line from the outside building wall to the main sewer.
Sewer Service Line means a sewerline that connects a single building or living unit to a public sewage system or to an extension of a public sewage system.
More Definitions of Sewer Service Line
Sewer Service Line means that portion of a Service Connection owned by the County that extends from the Sewer Main to the Service Connection Point;
Sewer Service Line means the Sewer Line from the foundation of a building, including houses and commercial structures, to the District's Sanitary Sewer System.
Sewer Service Line means the complete assembly of the sewer connection and building sewer service.
Sewer Service Line means the private sewer line, either gravity or low pressure as the case may be, from the private property to the sanitary sewer main.
Sewer Service Line means the Owner’s sewer system and line(s) running from a building to a Sewer Main.
Sewer Service Line means the sewer line from the Building being served by the District to the Sewer Main.
Sewer Service Line means the line from the building to the main in the street.