Percolation pond definition

Percolation pond means an impoundment, either above or below the natural land surface that is designed to percolate wash water.
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Percolation pond means a constructed impoundment, either above or below the natural land surface, which is designed to allow seepage of wastewater into the surficial aquifer.
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Percolation pond means an artificial impoundment similar to a holding pond for which the design and operation provides for fluid losses through percolation/seepage in addition to evaporative losses.
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