Catch Basin definition

Catch Basin means a cistern, vault, chamber or well that is usually built along a street as part of the storm sewer system to capture sediment, debris, and pollutants.

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Catch Basin means a cistern, vault, chamber or well that is typically built along a street and below an inlet grate as part of the storm sewer system that is designed to capture and retain sediment, debris, and pollutants so those particles do not pass on to the stormwater sewer system.

Catch Basin means a watertight receptacle built to arrest sediment of surface, subsoil or other waste drainage, and to retain oily or greasy wastes, so as to prevent their entrance into the building drain or building sewer.

Examples of Catch Basin in a sentence

ALL DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO SCALE CROSS SECTION Backfill Material as specified on the CULVERT LIST Bedding Material Min 6 in as specified on the CULVERT LIST CULVERT PROFILE (TYPICAL) Normal Backslope Minimum height of cover as specified in the Road Plan Additional backslope Subgrade Backfill Material as specified cut to allow for on the CULVERT LIST catch basin Energy Dissipateras specified on the Lower ditchline to Catch Basin ROCK LIST accommodate diameter of Min 1.5 Culvert Dia.
FloGard Catch Basin Outlet Screen Insert REM-1 Revel Environmental Manufacturing, Inc.
Catch Basin Cover Locking Mechanism Not Working Mechanism cannot be opened by one maintenance person with proper tools.
DESCRIPTION ESTIMATE QUANTITY UNIT UNIT COST TOTAL COST 1 Pavement/Concrete &/or Sidewalk Sawcut 265 LF $2 $ 530 2 Pavement Removal 165 SY $20 $ 3,300 3 Remove Existing Curb & Gutter 245 LF $13 $ 3,185 4 Remove Existing Concrete Sidewalk 1750 SF $2 $ 3,500 5 Remove Existing Curb Inlet Catch Basin 1 EA $1,500 $ 1,500 6 Remove Existing Catch Basin 1 EA $500 $ 500 7 Remove Existing 18" Dia.
Contractor shall furnish all staffing, labor, equipment, materials, testing, report/data submittal and incidentals required for Catch Basin Cleaning Services.

More Definitions of Catch Basin

Catch Basin means a depression, trench, or pit, which is a collection point for drainage, either water or spilled oil, that provides a means of containment for and prevents the uncontrolled discharge of the collected liquid from a facility or oil storage area.

Catch Basin means a receptacle for receiving stormwater and retaining sediment from an exterior area or surface.

Catch Basin means an inlet to the land drainage system or the combined sewer system that is designed to capture sediment, debris and associated pollutants from incoming land drainage. A catch basin includes a sump, and may include a grate or curb inlet.

Catch Basin means a buried receptacle designed to prevent obstructive material from entering and blocking the sewer and diverts overland water flows into a sewer system. For clarity, a catch basin may be located on public property or on private property including within the rear or side yard of a lot;

Catch Basin means a dry sump that is constructed to protect against unplanned overflow conditions.

Catch Basin means a drain inlet designed to keep out large or obstructive matter.

Catch Basin means a receptacle for receiving storm water and for retaining sediment contained within storm water.