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sewerage Definition

sew·er·age (so̵̅o̅ər ij)

noun

  1. removal of surface water and waste matter by sewers
  2. a system of sewers
  3. sewage

sewerage Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • provide: The intention is not merely to extend the sewerage network by providing first time sewerage to unconnected properties.
  • include: A monthly service charge of £ 100 per household includes private sewerage, ground rent, building insurance and maintenance.
  • pay: We also have to pay a sewerage charge so waste water costs twice over.

Adjective modifier

  • first: To develop a methodology to define in what circumstances first time sewerage is viable.
  • foul: The disposal of foul sewerage shall be via the existing connection out to the public sewer located within the highway.
  • main: The Parish does not have a shop, post office or pubs and there is no main sewerage in the Parish.
  • new: This work includes new sewerage pumping station construction and alterations to existing works ( Contract Identification Number KC 232 ).
  • annual: We will also make a payment equivalent to your annual sewerage charges each time flooding occurs subsequently.
  • existing: The process envisaged by the Corporation was therefore not new, but would require fundamental review of the existing sewerage and services infrastructure.

Modifies a noun

  • undertaker: Any sewer which is not vested in the sewerage undertaker is a private sewer.
  • infrastructure: Spending on water and sewerage infrastructure is a major government priority.
  • charge: The cost of such work is covered by your sewerage charge.
  • rehabilitation: The problem appears to be that we need to decide on a sewerage rehabilitation strategy based on the performance of the network.
  • bill: If you save on your water bills you are also likely to save on your sewerage bills.
  • system: For example, our sewerage system has lasted for around 100 years.

Noun used with modifier

  • main: Mains sewerage, came to the village approx 1955, the time of the Suez Crisis.
  • water: Often flooding incidents reported to Arun DC relate to a combination of land drainage, highway flooding, and foul or surface water sewerage.
  • time: To develop a methodology to define in what circumstances first time sewerage is viable.
  • surface: Often flooding incidents reported to Arun DC relate to a combination of land drainage, highway flooding, and foul or surface water sewerage.
  • drainage: Graduate bridge engineer opportunity and drainage sewerage engineer vacancy in Liverpool was recently advertised.