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What is the difference between the storm drainage system and the wastewater system?

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What is the difference between the storm drainage system and the wastewater system?

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A.The storm drainage systems consists of the natural and manmade channels and underground pipes (storm drains) that transport rainwater from streets, yards and other areas. This water goes directly to our creeks, rivers and lakes carrying pollutants with it. Water entering the storm drainage system is not treated. The wastewater (sanitary sewer) system is composed of a branching network of pipes and manholes. It is used to collect and transport the water from the sinks, washing machines, toilets and other such facilities. Wastewater is treated, disinfected and released to the creeks or rivers. Q.

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