STEP system definition

STEP system which means a septic tank effluent pump system, meeting the standards and specifications of the city engineer (hereinafter "engineer"), shall be permitted as an alternative to the standard sewer used in the city. Such system shall be owned, operated, and maintained by the city as provided in this section.

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STEP system means septic tank effluent pumping sewer systems consisting of a liquid/solids separation tank with a pumping system discharging into the gravity sewer system.

STEP system means a sanitary sewage system which utilizes a high head pump, alarms, and a control panel to pump waste from a collection tank into pressurized mainlines. (Ord. 1037, 2014; Ord. 724 § 1, 1995)

Examples of STEP system in a sentence

Due to the nature of the scale, the plugging of lines/valves, the configuration of the STEP system (alternating pressure and gravity sections, with no bypass), odor control issues, and the risks associated with the temporary operating modifications to the STEP Main serving all of West Camas, assessment of the STEP Main, and investigation and possible remediation of the City’s Lake Road STEP Main will present some challenges.
Piping and pumping will be reviewed and updated on the model with a focus on expanding the extents to the North Shore and the STEP system.
Eagleville shall provide CUD with unfettered access to the STEP system and STEP service equipment in order for CUD to operate and maintain the same.
The City will contract directly with ADS to conduct flow monitoring for the STEP system and the North Shore of the gravity collection system.
Selected staff in AQS have access to the raw survey data via the STEP system.

More Definitions of STEP system

STEP system means a Septic Tank Effluent Pumping system which is a public sewer system, operating under pressure and especially designed to receive effluent from private septic tanks.

STEP system which means a septic tank effluent pump system, meeting the standards and specifications of the city engineer (hereinafter "engineer"), shall be permitted as an alternative to the

STEP system. A system for classification of pay to City employees. Attached hereto is a chart, which is a part of that system. A new employee starts at any Step from 1 to 6, at the discretion of the City Manager. Exceptional qualifications or experience or a combination thereof shall be necessary to start beyond Step I. So long as an employee’s performance is acceptable, the employee shall progress one full step to the right on each successive yearly anniversary date of hire. The entry level for a new employee shall be in accordance with the position classification plan. The level of classification for each position classification shall generally be adjusted by the City Manager vertically on the step chart at the beginning of each fiscal year. Interpolation of the chart vertical steps shall be supplied if necessary. The positions which exist within the classification plan, and those employees who fall within a particular class, shall have the same schedule of compensation applied with equity under like working conditions. Job descriptions of the general classifications shall be available at the City Manager's office.

STEP system means a septic tank effluent pump system.

STEP system means a septic tank effluent pumping system. A STEP system includes septic tanks, pumps, pump controls and other equipment, hardware, and components and improvements that are necessary for installation and operation of the system, except the building sewer.

STEP system. Employees shall receive a one step increase at 6 months, and another step at the anniversary of their first year of employment. Employees will receive a one increment increase annually thereafter upon the anniversary of their hire up to the 5th step.

STEP system means a septic tank into which a building sewer directly discharges and shall be considered a part of the public sewer. Step system shall include the effluent pumping system for those premises requiring a pump to connect to the system.