Sentence examples for sewage capacity from inspiring English sources
The townspeople objected vociferously and the Town Council refused to issue a permit, saying that the town did not have the sewage capacity and that it did not want so many new residents.
It had also been studying a plan, financed by Suffolk County, to spur development in downtown Kings Park and downtown Smithtown by expanding local sewage capacity with an underground leeching field on the psychiatric center property, Mr. DeRubeis said.
Nearby, in Rocky Point, Fairfield Properties, an apartment developer, offered to expand the community's downtown sewage capacity, at a cost of $3 million, in exchange for support for its plan to build more homes than would otherwise be allowed on its site.
Furthermore, sewage treatment capacity available in terms of installed capacity all over Iraq is just 17 per cent of the total sewage flow generated (UNICEF commissioned Water and Sanitation sector Assessment in Iraq in 2000), for Kirkuk this figure is nil.
During Mr. Wang's tenure, the bronze foundry moved away and Guangzhou expanded its sewage processing capacity.
Only 67% of the total sewage treatment capacity is being utilized in the capital city.
Table 1 Sewage treatment capacity of different STPs located in Delhi S. no.
As on March 2008, the sewage treatment capacity of 512.4 MGD (2,321 MLD) existed, but treatment was possible for only 348.04 MGD (1,546 MLD) (State of Environment Report for Delhi 2010).
Is there adequate sewage treatment capacity?
They also contend that of the 300,000 acres that the department says can be developed, most are in fact off-limits because of local zoning, lack of sewage-treatment capacity and other environmental problems.
To determine the capacity of sewage treatment work effluents to disrupt the endocrine system under semifield conditions, two amphibian species, Xenopus laevis and Rana temporaria, were exposed to the effluent of a regional sewage treatment plant in South Bavaria during larval development until completion of metamorphosis.
