Long-term treatment definition
Long-term treatment means medical or psychological treatment that is expected to last more than three months.
Long-term treatment means medical or psychological treatment that is expected to
Long-term treatment means the use of any active or passive water treatment necessary to meet water quality effluent standards at the time a permit or any affected permit increment attains phase one (1) bond release standards as determined by the cabinet pursuant to 405 KAR 10:040.]
More Definitions of Long-term treatment
Long-term treatment means the use of any active or passive water treatment necessary to meet water quality effluent standards.
Long-term treatment means the use of any active or passive water treatment
Long-term treatment means the use of any active or passive water treatment necessary to meet water quality effluent standards at the time the cabinet determines, in accordance with the administrative regulations promulgated by the cabinet relating to performance bond release, that a permittee has completed backfilling, regrading, topsoil replacement, and drainage control, including soil preparation, initial seeding, and mulching, pursuant to the approved reclamation plan, and that a report for the area has been duly submitted to the cabinet.