Standing Water definition

Standing Water means a water body, one half acre or larger, that has defined banks but no surface outlet;

Standing Water means non-flowing water of any depth inundating the ground surface.

Standing Water means any water found on property, other than a natural, moving body of water that exists on a permanent basis;

Examples of Standing Water in a sentence

• Standing Water: If standing water is observed due to grade defects, the following table shows the allowable standing water depth in relationship to slope of the pipe.

• Standing Water Prohibited: No water shall be allowed to stand in any place on the premises in such manner as to afford a breeding place for mosquitoes.

• Standing Water – All standing water shall be removed utilizing commercial extraction equipment and/or pumps.

• Management of Standing Water Under no circumstances shall the contractor permit the collection of standing water as a consequence of contractor activities without the approval of the contracting officer and consultation with the relevant local environmental health authority.

• Contamination will be described as Ice, Dry Snow, Compacted Snow, Wet Snow, Slush or Standing Water.

More Definitions of Standing Water

Standing Water means any water on property other than:

Standing Water means standing or stagnant water in a vessel, pool, container or other item capable of holding water where evaporation is the only means of evacuating the water, but does not include standing or stagnant water in a ditch, culvert, drainage work, agricultural field or other depression in the ground.

Standing Water means non-flowing water of any depth lying on the ground surface.

Standing Water means any body of stagnant water, other than a natural body of water that exists on a permanent basis or is contained within a Township owned stormwater management facility. This does not include standing water that is part of a swimming pool, hot tub, wading pool or artificial pond that is maintained in good repair;

Standing Water means non-flowing, uncirculated, motionless, or stale water that has remained in a location for a period exceeding 7 days, but does not include water that is in a covered rain barrel or a swimming pool, hot tub, wading pool or artificial pond maintained in good repair and working order;

Standing Water means any water, other than a natural body of water that exists on a permanent basis or contained within a municipally owned storm water management facility, that is found either on the ground or in waste as defined in this by-law, but shall not include any of the following maintained in good repair and working condition: swimming pool, hot tub, wading pool or artificial pond.

Standing Water means any water on a property other than: