Outfall Sewer definition

Outfall Sewer means a sewer that conveys treated wastewater from a treatment plant and carries it to a point of final discharge in an ocean, river, or estuary.

Outfall Sewer means a sewer that receives wastewater from a collection systems or from a treatment plant and carries it to a point of final discharge.

Outfall Sewer means a sewer that receives wastewater from a collecting system or from a treatment plant and carries it to a final discharge point.

Examples of Outfall Sewer in a sentence

• All new building permits shall be subject to the additional per acre Walnut Creek Outfall Sewer Fee, which shall be due prior to the issuance of the building permit.

• The ATF is intended to treat foul air resulting from turbulent flow in the existing drop structure, which connects the North Outfall Sewer (NOS) to the Northeast Interceptor Sewer (NEIS) and East Central Interceptor Sewer (ECIS).

• Based on site visits and a review of the “Record Plan City of St. Albans Outfall Sewer Sheet 2” dated April 1984, it was determined that due to the elevation of the outfall, the receiving water for this discharge is a wetland contiguous with Lake Champlain.

• The Shea Corridor Capacity Fee Surcharge is charged for all connections made from developments, plats, or subdivisions utilizing the Shea Outfall Sewer which sewer infrastructure plans and specifications are approved after December 19, 1995.

• Historically, they form key components and one of the few substantial visible parts of the Northern Suburbs Ocean Outfall Sewer (NSOOS), a major Sydney engineering work of the early 20th century which serves a considerable extent of Sydney.

More Definitions of Outfall Sewer

Outfall Sewer means a sewer that receives treated wastewater from a treatment plant and carries it to a point of final discharge. This definition does not include reclaimed domestic wastewater distribution and transmission system piping. Outfall sewers are appurtenances to domestic wastewater treatment works.

Outfall Sewer means a sewer that receives treated wastewater from a treatment plant and carries it to a point of final discharge.

Outfall Sewer means the 20 inch pipe from the Plant which carries treated effluent approximately five miles to a point of discharge into the Delaware River.

Outfall Sewer means any sewer, other than a storm-water sewer, conveying or intended to convey sewage from 35a sewerage system or storage tank, or effluent from

Outfall Sewer means any sewer transmitting treated effluent from the

Outfall Sewer means a sewer extending from the lower end of the collecting system to a point of final disposal.

Outfall Sewer means a sewer receiving the discharge from the entire collecting system or major part thereof and conducting it to the treatment plant or point of final disposal.