Ponding. [6] Ponding present on road surface that is causing fill subsidence or otherwise threatening integrity of fill. RUTS/RILLS: [7] More than 10% of road segment length has rills or ruts more than 2 inches deep and 20 feet in length which continue off road surface, with potential to deliver sediment to stream channel. [8] Ruts formed that can channel water past erosion control structures. [9] Numerous rills present at stream crossing (>1 rill per lineal 5 ft), apparently active or enlarging, evidence of some sediment delivery to stream.
Ponding. Developer shall design drainage systems to limit ponding, in both Ultimate Configuration and interim configuration, to the widths listed below for the design frequency event: • one-half the width of the outer lane for the main lanes of interstate and controlled access highways; • the width of the outer lane for major highways (which are highways with two or more lanes in each direction) and frontage roads; • a width and depth that will allow the safe passage of one lane of traffic for minor highways.
Ponding. Developer shall design drainage systems to limit ponding, in both Ultimate Configuration and Interim Configuration, to the widths listed below for the design frequency event: Table 12-2: Allowable Ponding Widths by Roadway Classification Roadway Classification Design Storm Allowable Ponding Width Check Storm Allowable Ponding Width Interstate, Controlled Access Highways Low shoulder plus one-half the width of the outer lane. One lane free of encroachment Barrier-Separated Managed Toll Lanes: Single Lane Multiple Lanes Low shoulder plus 2 ft. Low shoulder plus 1 lane Safe passage of one lane of traffic in each direction Principal Arterials/Highways* Low shoulder plus 1 lane Safe passage of one lane of traffic in each direction Ramps, Direct Connectors Low shoulder plus 2 ft. Safe passage of one lane of traffic Frontage Roads Low shoulder plus 1 lane Safe passage of one lane of traffic in each direction Minor Cross Streets Width and depth to allow safe passage of one lane of traffic in each direction. No adverse impact on adjacent property * Highways with two or more lanes in each direction
Ponding. For curing of concrete in pavement, sidewalks, floors, flat roofs or other level surfaces, the ponding method of curing is preferred. The method of containing the ponded water shall be approved by the Engineer. Special attention shall be given to edges and corners of the slabs to ensure proper protection to these areas. The ponded areas shall be kept continuously filled with water.
Ponding. Summer chinook fry are transferred from Heath trays for ponding upon button-up and swim-up. Ponding generally occurs after the accumulation of 1,650 to 1,750 temperature units. Unfed fry are transferred to the rearing ponds from early May through early June. The normal weight for fry initially ponded at Eastbank Hatchery for brood years 1989-95 was 0.45 grams (1000 fish per pound). The fry fork length recorded for the same brood years was 36 to 40 mm.
Ponding. It is common ground that there is very little fall on the paving on the northern side where one enters the building and that water ponds on it. The drawings show the area to be drained at several points, necessitating the creation of numerous falls instead of one. I accept Xx Xxxx’ evidence that this is a design issue.
Ponding. Water may pond on various portions of the Condominium having impervious surfaces.
