Wye Branch definition

Wye Branch means a local service connection to the sewer that is made at an angle similar to a “Wye” so that a sewer cleaning rod will not come into the sewer at a right angle and penetrate the far side, but will travel down the course of the sewer.
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Examples of Wye Branch in a sentence

  • The Connection of the Building Sewer into the Public Sewer shall be made at the Wye Branch designated for the property if such branch is available at a suitable location.

  • Any connection not made at the designated Wye Branch in the Public Sewer shall be made only as directed by the Inspector.

  • Wye Branch Connection Designation The connection of the building sewer into the public sewer shall be made at the wye branch designated for the property if such branch is available at a suitable location.

  • Connection of Building Sewer to Public Sewer at Wye Branch; Other Methods Connection of a building sewer into the public sewer shall be made at the wye branch, if such branch is available at a suitable location.

  • Where it becomes necessary to connect to a standing or Vertical Riser connecting with a deep Sewer the following method of construction shall be employed:The stopper shall be removed and replaced with a Wye Branch, the riser then brought up to the finish grade elevation of the street and a new stopper installed.

  • Subject to the provisions of Section 14 hereof, the maximum aggregate number of Shares that may be awarded and sold under the Plan is 5,000,000 Shares.

  • Currently these include social gatherings, regular community group meetings, Ashford and Wye Branch WEA lectures, community choir practice and fundraising social events.

  • Any connection not made at the designated Wye Branch in the Public Sewer shall be made only as directed by the Township.

Related to Wye Branch

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