CSO definition

CSO means a combined sewer overflow which is a discharge to the environment at designated location(s) from a Combined Sewer or Partially Separated Sewer that usually occurs as a result of precipitation when the capacity of the Sewer is exceeded. An intervening time of twelve hours or greater separating a CSO from the last prior CSO at the same location is considered to separate one overflow Event from another.
CSO. / "CSOs" means Contract Standing Order/ Contract Standing Orders

Examples of CSO in a sentence

  • For the purposes of the National Archives digitising and publishing the 1926 Census Records 100 years after the date of the 1926 Census (the 18th of April, 1926) the CSO has delivered possession of the 1926 Census Records to the National Archives.

  • The functions of the Central Statistics Office (the CSO) are set out in the Statistics Act, 1993 (“the 1993 Act”), with Section 10 stating that: “The functions of the Office shall be the collection, compilation, extraction and dissemination for statistical purposes of information relating to economic, social and general activities and conditions in the State”.

  • While the CSO has delivered possession of the 1926 Census Records to the National Archives, the CSO will continue to have custody and control of and decision making power over the records until the 17th of April, 2026.

  • The CSO carries out and has carried out the Census of Population for the state.


More Definitions of CSO

CSO means Catholic Schools Office Diocese of Lismore.
CSO means these Contract Standing Orders
CSO. / “CSOs” means Contract Standing Order/ Contract Standing OrdersEvaluation Report” means a report on the evaluation of tenders prepared under CSO 12