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storm sewer

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storm sewer
n.
A sewer for carrying off rainwater or meltwater, as to a river or bay.
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The two biggest projects will be the new multipurpose facility estimated at $42 million scheduled for 2009 and replacing a major storm sewer trunk.
North Battleford region by SaskBusiness
Lawmakers in North Carolina have approved a plan to build a cistern to collect thousands of gallons of rainwater that currently washes off the pyramid roofs of the Legislative Building into the storm sewers of Raleigh.
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Eugene-Springfield Area Intersection of Highway 126 and Main Street in Springfield: Work continues on the Jasper Road extension project, including the installation of a storm sewer system south of Main Street, erecting a temporary traffic signal at the intersection, placing fill material near South 57th and Glacier streets and miscellaneous shoulder work.
ROAD REPORT by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
 
 
 
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