The sanitary sewer system of the Township of West Deptford consists of the sewer main, sewer laterals and building connections, which, together with other terms, are defined as follows:
That portion of service line which runs from the curb vent or cleanout through the meter to the same buildings as exist on the consumer's property.
Parties contracting for service to a property as herein classified:
A building under one roof, owned by one party and occupied as one business or residence;
A combination of buildings owned by one party in common enclosure, occupied by one family or business, on one indivisible block and lot;
The one side of a double house owned by one party, having a solid vertical partition wall;
A building owned by one party, having more than one apartment and using in common one hall and one entrance; or
A building owned by one party, having a number of apartments, stores and offices and using in common one hall and one or more means of entrance, on one indivisible block and lot.
The area along the service line where a lateral connects with a line running from the consumer's premises. The "curb vent" or "cleanout" shall be located adjacent to the curb or curb line, in right-of-way, abutting a street servicing the consumer's premises.
The Administrative Supervisor of the Water and Sewer Department and such other employees as are employed therein.
A system which serves more than 250 people or conveys more than 25,000 gallons of wastewater per day which is regulated by the Department of Environmental Protection pursuant to the Water Pollution Control Act N.J.S.A. 58:10A-1 et seq., or as currently defined in N.J.A.C. 7:10A.
A line used to supply a single physical unit which is nondivisible, and no consumer shall be supplied by more than one "service line" unless agreed upon between the consumer and the Department. A "service line" consists of the lateral and the building connection as defined in this chapter.
That portion of the service line which runs from the main line to the curb vent or cleanout.
Lines laid in and along the streets and through private rights-of-way accepting flow from multiple sewer laterals.