Their steps do not echo as in the municipal sewers.

Some municipal sewer treatment systems offer sludge products for fertilizer.

Apartment houses cannot be built in most areas of the town, she said, because there are no municipal sewers or city water for large projects.

Major rivers, like the Hudson, are no longer used as industrial and municipal sewers.

But some of the companies and the municipal sewer districts oppose higher standards that the environmental agency wants to establish.

Georgetown is the only section of Redding with municipal sewers and water.

A hundred more units await town approval and progress on a $12 million municipal sewer expansion program.

He started small, with an editorial drive for a municipal sewer system, and was promptly denounced as a socialist.

One stumbling block has been the lack of a municipal sewer system in Hyde Park.

Residents are also served by a municipal sewer system; however, water is supplied by private wells.

Potowomut cannot be accessed regarding a municipal sewer line due to geography.

Concerning sanitation, nearly 75% of Canadians are serviced by municipal sewer systems.

Most municipal sewer systems constructed today are separate sewer systems.

The lake used to be the recipient for poorly treated waste water from some 1,000 households today connected to the municipal sewers.

An official said a company had apparently dumped a highly volatile liquid, hexane, into the municipal sewer system.

An additional obstacle to cluster development is the difficulty for creating small lot sizes when no municipal sewer system is in place.

But propylene glycol poses no toxic danger to water supplies if dumped into municipal sewer systems.

Mr. Bergren also said there was no significant septic pollution of the lake, which is served by a municipal sewer system.

All significant sized urban developments are served by municipal sewers which drain to modern treatment works with final discharges to river or the sea.

The first disaster was an outbreak of cholera; Woodworth responded to the cholera epidemic by building a municipal sewer system.

To minimize water pollution, Calico had its own primary effluent processing plant, which ensured that no waste was thrown directly into municipal sewers.

They noted that 300,000 industrial sources discharge wastes into municipal sewer systems and that only about 15 percent of those sources were covered by current rules.

The added words mean that when the Spanish definition is applied to Article 3 of the Directive the municipal sewer and drainage networks are excluded.

In 1976, the US EPA aided the village with a grant to establish a municipal sewer and water system.

"That's where you really feel this thing - in your taxes," said John Wayne DuBois, 55, a retired municipal sewer worker.