Service drain definition

Service drain means "service drain" as defined in Section 21.16.030. "Side sewer" means "side sewer" as defined in Section 21.16.030. "Sidewalk" means "sidewalk" as defined in Section 23.84A.036.
Service drain means “service drain” as defined in Section 21.16.030.
Service drain means a privately owned and maintained drainage system which carries only stormwater runoff, surface water, foundation drainage and/or other unpolluted waters and which discharges at an approved outlet as defined by the Director of Seattle Public Utilities. Service drains include, but are not limited to, conveyance pipes, catchbasin connections, downspout connections, detention pipes, and subsurface drainage connections to an approved outlet. Service drains do not include groundwater collection systems upstream from the point of connection to a service drain.

Examples of Service drain in a sentence

  • Service drain customers are high volume customers who consistently require higher levels of service while demanding low prices.


More Definitions of Service drain

Service drain means a privately owned and maintained drainage control facility or system which carries only drainage water. Service drains include, but are not limited to, conveyance pipes, catch basin connections, downspout connections, pipes, and subsurface drain connections.
Service drain means "service drain" as defined in
Service drain means a privately owned and maintained drainage system that conveys only stormwater runoff, surface water, subsurface drainage, and/or other unpolluted drainage water. Service drains include, but are not limited to, conveyance pipes, catch basin connections, downspout connections, detention pipes, and subsurface drainage connections to an approved outlet. Service drains do not include subsurface drainage collection systems.
Service drain means a privately owned and maintained drainage system which carries only stormwater runoff, surface water, foundation

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