Corporation Stop definition
Corporation Stop means the valve threaded into the main, or the tapping saddle, and appurtenances (i.e., anything pertaining to the valve or tapping saddle) that allow you to connect the service line to the District’s main.
Corporation Stop means a valve for joining a service pipe to a street water main. It is owned and operated by the Water Department.
Corporation Stop means the fitting inserted in the distribution main to which the service pipe is attached. It is used for shutting off the water in case of repairs to the service pipe.
Examples of Corporation Stop in a sentence
Corporation Stop components that are in contact with the water shall be of made of lead-free brass alloy (e.g. UNS C89833, C89550 or C28500).
The installation and the cost of installing the entire Water Service Line, including the Corporation Stop or mechanical joint tee, is the responsibility of the property Owner.
Corporation Stop shall mean a valve installed at a water main to control the flow of water in a water service connection.
Corporation Stop: (3/4”) A.Y. McDonald # 74701T, Ford # F1000-3-Q-NL, Mueller # H-15008.
The dividing point between the Water Main and the Customer Facilities is the downstream end of the Corporation Stop.
More Definitions of Corporation Stop
Corporation Stop or “corporation cock” means the valve adjoining the water main on a service connection.
Corporation Stop means a water valve installed on a water service line at the point of delivery at the water main.
Corporation Stop means a shutoff valve attached to a service connection from a water main to a building (often installed near the curb), which may be operated by a valve key to start or stop flow in the water-supply lines of a building. Also called curb stop.
Corporation Stop means the valve placed on a Water Service Line at or near the junction with the Water Main.
Corporation Stop or “TAP” means the device used by the District to connect the service pipe to the main.
Corporation Stop means a valve directly installed against a pressurized water main as part of the water tap process that connects a service line to the municipal distribution system, which is not accessible at the surface grade.