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Catalogue Entry: Manholes (Regional Wastewater Network)
A sanitary manhole is used as an access point for maintenance and inspection of an underground sanitary sewer system.-
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Catalogue Entry: Mains (Regional Wastewater Network)
Sanitary Mains are the larger pipes that carry effluent to a wastewater treatment plant.-
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Catalogue Entry: Chambers (Regional Wastewater Network)
Wastewater Chambers are designed to provide access into various locations in sanitary systems. Typical types are air relief, swabbing, and drain.-
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Catalogue Entry: Ponds (Regional Stormwater)
Stormwater detention features.-
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Catalogue Entry: Mains (Regional Wastewater Network)
Sanitary Mains are the larger pipes that carry effluent to a wastewater treatment plant.-
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Catalogue Entry: Chambers (Regional Wastewater Network)
Wastewater Chambers are designed to provide access into various locations in sanitary systems. Typical types are air relief, swabbing, and drain.-
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Catalogue Entry: Ponds (Regional Stormwater)
Stormwater detention features.-
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Catalogue Entry: Subdrains (Regional Stormwater)
Subdrains are used for subsurface drainage.-
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Catalogue Entry: Subdrains (Regional Stormwater)
Subdrains are used for subsurface drainage.-
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Catalogue Entry: Outlets (Regional Stormwater)
Outlets at the end of the storm system (often covered by grating).-
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Catalogue Entry: Manholes (Regional Stormwater)
Manhole features connect two or more pipes and control the flow of water in the network through pipe elevations.-
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Catalogue Entry: Mains (Regional Stormwater)
Stormwater gravity or pressurized mains.-
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Catalogue Entry: Outlets (Regional Stormwater)
Outlets at the end of the storm system (often covered by grating).-
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Catalogue Entry: Leads (Regional Stormwater)
Stormwater pipes that connect features such as catchbasins and other inlets to the stormwater mains.-
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Catalogue Entry: Manholes (Regional Stormwater)
Manhole features connect two or more pipes and control the flow of water in the network through pipe elevations.-
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Catalogue Entry: Mains (Regional Stormwater)
Stormwater gravity or pressurized mains.-
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Catalogue Entry: Leads (Regional Stormwater)
Stormwater pipes that connect features such as catchbasins and other inlets to the stormwater mains.-
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Catalogue Entry: Inlets (Regional Stormwater)
Drainage inlet structures that receive water from ditches, natural streams, natural ponds, and stormwater management facilities.-
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Catalogue Entry: Ceptors (Regional Stormwater)
Stormwater ceptors are structures that separate oil, contaminants, and debris from stormwater.-
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Catalogue Entry: Culverts (Regional Stormwater)
A culvert is a pipe used to enclose a flowing body of water and typically used to allow water to pass underneath a road, railway, or embankment.-
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