Seasonal high groundwater table definition

Seasonal high groundwater table and “SHGT” means the highest level of the uppermost aquifer

Seasonal high groundwater table means the elevation of the groundwater table during that time of the year at which it is highest as determined by direct observation or by interpretation of hydromorphic features in the soil profile.

Seasonal high groundwater table means the elevation of the groundwater table during that time of the year at which it is highest as determined in accordance with Rule 15.12.

Examples of Seasonal high groundwater table in a sentence

• A sealed report from the Professional Geotechnical Engineer including but not limited to the following items:• Soil texture,• Seasonal high groundwater table elevations,• The proposed MBE,• A statement confirming the Building may be used safely for the use intended.• The conditions of use and construction methods which may be applicable.Once the above report has been accepted by the City, a draft Restrictive Covenant is to be submitted by the Owner with the above report attached as "Schedule A".

• Seasonal high groundwater table as determined by on-site soil evaluation and groundwater study.

• Seasonal high groundwater table information has been provided indicating a depth of just over ten feet (10’).

• Seasonal high groundwater table T† he saturated condition in the soil profile during certain periods of the year.

More Definitions of Seasonal high groundwater table

Seasonal high groundwater table and "SHGT" means the highest level of the uppermost aquifer during a year with normal rainfall. SHGT may be determined in the field through identification of redoximorphic features in the soil profile, monitoring of the water table elevation, or modeling of predicted groundwater elevations.

Seasonal high groundwater table means the highest level to which the upper surface of groundwater may be expected to rise within 24 consecutive months;

Seasonal high groundwater table means the highest level of the saturated zone in the soil

Seasonal high groundwater table means the elevation of the groundwater table during that time of the year at which it is highest as determined in accordance with § 6.16(M) of this Part.

Seasonal high groundwater table means the upper limits of the soil temporarily saturated with water, being usually associated with spring wetness conditions which may be indicated by soil mottles with a Munsell color of two chroma or less;

Seasonal high groundwater table means the free surface representing the highest point of groundwater rise within an aquifer due to seasonal changes in the water table over a year.

Seasonal high groundwater table means as depicted on the Tewksbury Township Environmental Resources Inventory (ERI).