Side sewer definition
Side sewer means “side sewer” as defined in Section 21.16.030.
Side sewer means the sewer line beginning two feet outside the foundation wall of any building and terminating at the main sewer and includes the building sewer and lateral sewer together.
Side sewer means a sanitary sewer service extension from the point five feet outside the building foundation to the publicly owned collection sewer.
Examples of Side sewer in a sentence
Owner, at its sole expense, agrees to construct sewer line connection stubs to property owners in the alignment corridor as designed in the plans and shown in Exhibit C in conjunction with the construction of the East Side sewer main.
Side sewer protection plan for each private sewer potentially impacted.
More Definitions of Side sewer
Side sewer means a privately owned and maintained pipe system which is designed to carry sewage and/or stormwater runoff, surface water, foundation drainage, and other unpolluted water leading from a plumbing outlet, drain or other facilities to the public sewer system or approved outlet.
Side sewer means a privately owned pipe extending from the public side sewer stub to the connection with a building’s plumbing system.
Side sewer means that portion of the sewage collection system which connects the premises to the sewer main.
Side sewer means a privately owned sanitary sewer pipe leading from the plumbing outlet at a building or footing line to the property line, together with the publically owned sewer lateral connected to the sewer main.
Side sewer means a privately owned and maintained pipe system which is designed to carry
Side sewer means a connection with a service lateral from a house or other structure. “Side sewer” also means a building sewer.
Side sewer means any sewer line used or installed by any person to conduct waste from any property to a public sanitary sewer. (Ord. 13‐09 § 2 (Exh. 1))