flood level definition
flood level means that level reached by flood waters resulting from a storm designated in terms of recognised engineering criteria as being of a frequency to be expected once in every 50 years;
flood level means the level in the receptacle over which water would overflow to the outside of the receptacle. "Flooded" means the condition which results when the liquid in a container or receptacle rises to the flood-level. "Flush tank" means that portion of a toilet that is designed to contain sufficient water to adequately flush the fixture. "Flush valve" means a device located at the bottom of a flush tank for flushing a toilet.
flood level means such flood level as may be prescribed for any area by the local authority;
More Definitions of flood level
flood level means a flood level that is declared by an Authority under section 203(1);
flood level means "flood level rim" as defined by this administrative regulation.
flood level means the level reached by flood waters resulting from a storm of a certain return period or recurrence interval;
flood level means such flood level as may be prescribed for any area by the relevant competent authority
flood level means the water level associated with a 1.0% AEP flood event or where that level cannot be determined, the level determined by the Controller of Water Resources within the meaning of the Water Act 1992;
flood level means such flood level as may be specified for an area by the Department of Irrigation or Sri Lanka Land Reclamation & Development Corporation for the purposes of these regulations.
flood level means a flood level that is declared by an Authority under section 203(1); "floodway area" means an area of land that is declared by the Minister under section 205 to be a floodway area; "flow", in relation to water, includes discharge, release, escape, percolation, seepage and passage, and includes both surface and underground flow;