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Attachment #2 Oil and Grit Separator (OGS)

Published by City of Kitchener

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Type
Document
Published by
City of Kitchener
Also called
Attachment2 stormwater ogs
For
designer
Building types
All building types
Pages
1
Agencies
City of Kitchener

Overview

A one-page Kitchener form, Attachment #2 to the Municipal Stormwater Management System Post-Construction Verification Checklist, for recording one oil and grit separator installation. It carries fields for the OGS identifier, capacity and size and location by road or intersection, then inspection items on construction, maintenance holes and grates, inlets, trash racks, oil containment and sediment chambers, sediment depth and outlets, each with an Included column. The City links it from its sanitary and stormwater system alterations page.

What it covers

  • Attachment #2
  • Oil and Grit Separator (OGS)
  • Instruction
  • Item
  • Included
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Attachment #2 Oil and Grit Separator (OGS)

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