Low Level Outlet definition

Low Level Outlet means an intake structure on a dam or spillway often with a control valve of some sort situated near the bottom of the dam or impoundment such that it is capable of withdrawing water from lower levels of the impoundment and is potentially capable of significantly lowering or draining the impoundment.
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Low Level Outlet or “LLO” has the meaning given in Section 1.1-2.4 [Low Level Outlet] of Schedule 6 [Design and Construction Specifications];
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