Discharge site definition

Discharge site means the entire site where the discharge and associated activities will take
Discharge site means an area immediately surrounding the mortars used to fire aerial shells.
Discharge site means the area affected by one or more discharges. “Discharge site” includes all contiguous land that is owned, leased or controlled by the responsible person at the time the discharge occurs, plus any other area affected by the discharge.

More Definitions of Discharge site

Discharge site means the area immediately surrounding the mortars used to fire aerial shells.
Discharge site means the area immediately surrounding the fireworks mortars used for an outdoor fireworks display;
Discharge site means the area affected by one or more discharges. “Discharge site” includes all contiguous land that is owned, leased or controlled by the responsible person at the time the discharge occurs, plus any other area affected by the discharge. If a discharge occurs at a commercial application business or a distributor of agricultural chemicals, then that firm would be required to look at their entire site including all the contiguous land they own, lease, or control. If a discharge occurs at a farm site, the owner of the farm may decide to expand the investigation to include other locations on the farm based upon the owner's knowledge of past practices or spills at the farm. If the discharge date is not known, the discharge site includes all contiguous land that is owned, leased or controlled by the responsible party and affected by the discharge at the time the discharge is identified.
Discharge site. The area immediately surrounding the fireworks mortars, multi-shot cakes, or other equipment and items to be used in the Fireworks Display. Fallout Area: The designated area in which debris is intended to fall after fireworks devices are fired. Separation Area: The area between the Discharge Site and the area(s) from which spectators observe the Fireworks Display.
Discharge site means the area immediately surrounding the area where fireworks are ignited for an outdoor display.¶