Borrow area definition

Borrow area means an area from which earthen material is excavated for the purpose of constructing daily cover, final cover, a liner, a gas venting system, roadways, or berms.
Borrow area means areas where materials are excavated for use as fill.
Borrow area means a location where cover material is sourced within the boundaries of the landfill.

Examples of Borrow area in a sentence

  • No event has occurred and no circumstance or condition exists that, with or without notice or lapse of time or both, gives any Person, or will or could give any Person, (A) the right to declare a breach or default or exercise any remedy under any Cornerstone Material Contract, (B) the right to accelerate the maturity of or performance under any Cornerstone Material Contract, or (C) the right to cancel, terminate, or modify any Cornerstone Material Contract.

  • Borrow area siting (area of site in m2 and estimated volume in m3) Acceptable borrow areas that provide a benefit - every 2 weeks TRANSCO, DISCOM (Contractor through contract provisions) Construction period Water pollution Construction activities involving significant ground disturbance (i.e. land forming) not undertaken during the monsoon season.

  • Borrow area shall be stripped of top soil and any other matter which is unsuitable for the purpose for which the borrow area is to be excavated.


More Definitions of Borrow area

Borrow area means the area where materials are excavated for use as fill.
Borrow area means the offshore geographic area(s) or region(s) where OCS sand, gravel, and/or shell resources have been identified for potential use in a specific project. Federal agency means any department, agency, or instrumentality of the United States.
Borrow area means an area from which earth material is excavated and transported to the work site, for construction of embankments, roadways and berms
Borrow area means land, usually located near the dam, from which earth used to construct the embankment will be excavated.
Borrow area means the offshore geographic area(s) or region(s) where OCS sand, gravel and