Public/Storm_CatchBasin_Public (FeatureServer)

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Service Description: <div style='text-align:Left;'><div><div><p><span>Inlets are referred to as catch basins. There are usually 2 types of inlets. A side inlet, which you see adjacent to a curb and grated inlets that occur almost everyplace else. Inlets collect storm water runoff and carry it by way of pipes and ditches to the outfall.</span></p><p><span><br /></span></p><p><span>Contact Statement - For any accessibility comments, questions, or concerns please contact <a href='mailto:GISWebSupport@forsythco.com' target='_blank'>GISWebSupport@forsythco.com</a></span><span></span></p></div></div></div>

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Storm Catch Basin (3)

Description: Inlets are referred to as catch basins. There are usually 2 types of inlets. A side inlet, which you see adjacent to a curb and grated inlets that occur almost everyplace else. Inlets collect storm water runoff and carry it by way of pipes and ditches to the outfall.Contact Statement - For any accessibility comments, questions, or concerns please contact GISWebSupport@forsythco.com

Service Item Id: a77d8261229040f9a8164b5016865d99

Copyright Text: GIS Department, Forsyth County Georgia Engineering Department, Forsyth County Georgia

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