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Code · Maryland · Public Utilities

§ 25-401

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§25–401.
(a)In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.
(b)“Apartment unit” means a single family housing unit that:
(1)is one of multiple units within a building;
(2)contains at least one full bath and one full kitchen; and
(3)does not contain more than two toilets.
(c)“Fixture unit” means the assigned value for a plumbing fixture or group of plumbing fixtures, as set forth in the Commission’s plumbing and gas fitting regulations, that is standardized with a common lavatory having an assigned value of one based on its probable discharge into the drainage system or hydraulic demand on the water supply.
(d)“New service” means:
(1)a first time connection of a property to the Commission water or sewer system, including:
(i)a direct connection of an improvement or building; or
(ii)a connection of the improvement or building through an existing on–site system; or
(2)a new connection or increased water meter size for a property previously or currently served by the Commission if the new connection or increased meter size is needed because of a change in the use of the property or an increase in demand for service at the property.
(e)“Property” means an improvement or a building on a lot or parcel of land that contains plumbing fixtures.
(f)“Toilet” means a water closet, as set forth in the Commission’s plumbing and gas fitting regulations.
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