STRATIFIED DRIFT definition

STRATIFIED DRIFT means the predominantly sorted sediments deposited in layers by meltwater from a glacier.
STRATIFIED DRIFT means a predominantly sorted sediment laid down by or in meltwater from glaciers and includes sand, gravel, silt and clay arranged in layers;
STRATIFIED DRIFT means “stratified drift” as defined in section 22a-354h of the Connecticut General Statutes;

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STRATIFIED DRIFT means the predominantly sorted sediments deposited in layers by meltwater from a glacier.112. “Submerged fill tube” or “drop tube” means any fill pipe or tube which fits directly into the underground tank riser pipe and allows submerged filling. This pipe or tube should be located six (6) inches above the bottom of the tank and cut at a 45º angle.

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