Sewer service connection definition
Sewer service connection means a 50mm (2") connection or larger to a sewer main for the purpose of sewage disposal and shall be the property of the Regional District.
Sewer service connection means a pipe and any associated appurtenances to convey
Sewer service connection means a pipe to convey sewage and wastes from a building to
More Definitions of Sewer service connection
Sewer service connection means a pipe and any associated appurtenances to convey sewage and wastes from the property line of a parcel to a common sewer.
Sewer service connection means to uncover, make any connections with or opening into, use, alter, or disturb any public sewer or appurtenances thereof from a specified place of service to a parcel of land.
Sewer service connection means the pipe extending from the public sewer to the boundary of any property to be serviced.
Sewer service connection means the fittings through which the building sewer is joined to the public sewer and constitutes the point of service for AlexRenew. A “Cross-Connection” is an actual or potential link between the potable water supply (water safe for human consumption) and a non-potable source (any other type of liquid, gas or substance not fit for consumption and that can affect water quality).
Sewer service connection means a service connection that connects a building on a parcel of land to the public sewage system;
Sewer service connection means a sewer line (lateral) that connects a parcel to a Main Line Extension. The sewer service connection is installed, owned, and maintained by the Developer up to the public right of way or CSWRD easement. The sewer service connection is sized to carry the flow from the Developer’s parcel as determined by the Developer and approved by the CSWRD.
Sewer service connection means underground pipes that extend through the ROW from property lines to municipal sewers designed to convey runoff from properties to municipal storm or combined sewers, or wastewater from properties to municipal wastewater or combined sewers.