Sedimentation pond means an impoundment used to remove solids from water in order to meet water quality standards or effluent limitations before the water leaves the permit area.
Sedimentation pond means a sediment control structure designed, constructed, and maintained to slow down or impound precipitation runoff to reduce sediment concentrations in a point source discharge, including dams or excavated depressions. The term does not include straw dikes, riprap, check dams, mulches, collection ditches, toe ditches, vegetative buffers, gabions, contour furrows and other traditional soil conservation techniques and non-point source runoff controls.
Sedimentation pond means a primary sediment control structure designed, constructed, and maintained in accordance with this article and including, but not limited to, a barrier, dam, or excavated depression which slows down water runoff to allow sediment to settle out. A sedimentation pond shall not include secondary sedimentation control structures, such as straw dikes, riprap, check dams, mulches, dugouts, and other measures that reduce overland
Examples of Sedimentation pond in a sentence
Sedimentation pond and discharge structures and surface water run-on and runoff control structures.
Sedimentation Pond Discharges - Sedimentation pond discharges shall be permitted as required by the Department.
Sedimentation pond means an impoundment used to remove solids from water in order to meet water quality standards or effluent limitations before the water leaves the permit area.
Sedimentation pond and discharge structures, if any, and surface water run-on and runoff control structures.
Sedimentation pond discharge samples shall be prepared and analyzed by GC/MS in accordance with U.S. EPA promulgated methods 624 and 625 (January, 1987).
More Definitions of Sedimentation pond
Sedimentation pond means a primary sediment control structure designed, constructed and maintained to slow down water runoff to allow sediment to settle out, including, dams or excavated depressions or natural depressions in excess of two acre feet. The term does not include strainer dikes, terraces, riprap, check dams, mulches, or other secondary sediment control structures.
Sedimentation pond means a sediment control structure designed, constructed, and maintained to slow down or impound precipitation runoff to reduce
Sedimentation pond means a primary sediment control structure:
Sedimentation pond means any natural or artificial structure or depression used to remove sediment from water and store sediment or other debris.
Sedimentation pond means a sediment control structure designed, constructed, and maintained to slow down or impound precipitation runoff to reduce sediment concentrations in a point source discharge, including dams or excavated
Sedimentation pond means a sediment control structure, including a barrier, dam, or excavated depression, which slows down runoff water to allow sediment to settle out. The term does not include sedimentation control practices, such as straw dikes, riprap, check dams, mulches, dugouts, in-pit sumps, and other similar measures that reduce overland flow velocity, reduce runoff volume, or trap sediment.
Sedimentation pond means an impoundment used to remove solids or other pollutants from water in order to meet water qualit standards or effluent limitations before the water leaves the permit area.