Structural Controls definition
Structural Controls means an engineered BMP constructed with rigid walls and/or weirs and piped drainage that utilize active or passive treatment and/or mechanical systems for the purpose of treating storm water runoff.
Structural Controls means installed or constructed curbs, dikes, berms, walls, sheds, impervious pads, ditches, diversions or other structures which limit the contribution or transport of significant materials and pollutants to storm water.
Structural Controls means constructed facilities and other infrastructure related to long-term stormwater management.
Examples of Structural Controls in a sentence
Stantec will select the appropriate BMPs from the approved Truckee ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Construction Site Best Management Practices Handbook, the Truckee ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Structural Controls Design Manual and the Truckee ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Low Impact Development Handbook, latest edition.
More Definitions of Structural Controls
Structural Controls means an engineered BMP constructed with rigid walls and/or weirs
Structural Controls means the use of a whole systems approach to controlling pest populations, which may include addressing structural issues in both buildings and landscapes. Examples of structural controls include adopting long term maintenance practices such as caulking and sealing, and repairing the building or landscape to remove places where pests may breed, such as removing indentations in the earth that cause puddles where mosquitoes may breed.
Structural Controls means constructed or pre-fabricated systems or facilities and other infrastructure related to long-term stormwater management.