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76 - Repair Exposed Service at Ditch Line <br />An exposed pipe in a ditch is permitting inflow. This rehabilitation method <br />addresses pouring a concrete collar around the pipe or otherwise sleeving the <br />portion of the pipe leaking. <br />77 - Repair Poorly Disconnected Roof Drain <br />This repair addresses drains disconnected from the collection system which have <br />not had their runoff re-routed sufficiently away from the plugged service line <br />connection. <br />78 - Repair, Replace, Install Cleanout <br />A cleanout structure on a private service line is damaged, and is a source of inflow <br />to the system. The typical rehabilitation method is replacement of a damaged <br />cleanout, repair of one with minor damage, and installation where one is required. <br />781 - Replace End-of-Line Segment or Cleanout With New Cleanout <br />This rehabilitation is recommended for all defective cleanouts on lines that are 6 <br />inches in diameter or less and all end-of-line segments on lines that are 6 inches ar <br />less in diameter. <br />79 - Replace Section of Service Line <br />This repair applies to service line defects which require replacement of more than <br />15 feet. It is still a lump sum cost, however, and may be low for very long service <br />lines that need replacement. <br />80 - Replace Cleanout Cap/Cover <br />This repair is recommended where a cleanout structure is missing its cover but is <br />in otherwise good condition. <br />ADS Environmental Services, Inc. <br />VI-24 <br />