vandafledningsbidrag

03:52 May 26, 2010 

very useful and detailed explanation. 2 points for that!

14:54 May 21, 2010 

And wastewater, if it gets dumped into the sewer, is sewage.
Used water, like what you flush down the toilet, is sewage. In some cases it is divided into black water and gray water, and separated. Gray water, if separated, can be used for lawns, and would not be called sewage. Unfortunately, a lot of almost perfectly useful water, like from a shower, is mixed in with the black water. Usually it is all mixed together, and runs into the sewer system. There is the sanitary sewer system, for black and gray water, and the storm water system, for surface run-off. I have seen utility bills list "water & sewer" as an item. Sometimes the sewer charge is based on water consumption, as indicated by Louise. Sometimes it is just a separate flat charge, possibly including a fee for the storm water run-off. It seems to me that all of the suggestions here are valid, and you should probably use whatever is in local use where the translation will be read.

05:36 May 21, 2010