Where is a corporation stop located?

The corporation stop is a critical component in water distribution systems, specifically used to control the flow of water from the main supply line to individual service connections. It is typically located where the service line is attached to the water main. This position allows for easy access to shut off the water supply for maintenance or repairs without disrupting the entire system.

At the service entry point generally refers to the infrastructure leading into a building or facility rather than the point of attachment to the main. The water treatment facility is associated with processing and purifying water, not with distributing it to consumers. A pressure relief valve is used to manage excess pressure in the system but does not serve the same purpose as a corporation stop. Therefore, the correct placement of the corporation stop is at the connection point of the service line to the main line, ensuring efficient and effective management of water flow in distribution systems.