Separation distances Sample Clauses

Separation distances i. Infiltration practices shall be located so that the characteristics of the soil and separation distance between the bottom of the infiltration system and the elevation of seasonal high groundwater or the top of bedrock are in accordance with Table 3: Table 3. Separation Characteristics Distances and Soil Source Area Separation Distance Soil Characteristics Industrial, Commercial, Institutional Parking Lots and Roads 5 feet or more Filtering Layer Residential Arterial Roads 5 feet or more Filtering Layer Roofs Draining to Subsurface Infiltration Practices 1 foot more or Native or Engineered Soil with Particles Finer than Coarse Sand Roofs Draining to Surface Infiltration Practices Not Applicable Not Applicable All Other Impervious Source Areas 3 feet or more Filtering Layer
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Separation distances. The following separation distances as specified in s. NR 811.16(4)(d), Wis. Adm. Code, shall be maintained and shall not be exempted as listed in section (3)(e). The following distances shall apply for both Well #1 and Well #2.
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Separation distances. The following separation distances shall be followed during design and construction: Sanitary Sewer: See TCEQ requirements for separation distances between water and wastewater lines. Storm Sewer: Waterlines and storm sewer lines shall have a minimum vertical separation of 12 inches when horizontal separation is less than 3 feet unless otherwise approved by the District Engineer. Natural Gas Mains, Cables, and Other Utilities: Other utilities shall have a minimum horizontal clearance of 2 feet and vertical clearance of 12 inches, to permit proper maintenance of the water main unless otherwise approved by the District Engineer.
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