Aquatic bench definition

Aquatic bench means a 10-foot to 15-foot wide bench around the inside perimeter of a permanent pool that ranges in depth from zero to 12 inches. Vegetated with emergent plants, the bench augments pollutant removal, provides habitats, conceals trash and water level fluctuations, and enhances safety.
Aquatic bench means a 10- to 15-foot wide bench around the inside perimeter of a
Aquatic bench means a 10-15 foot wide bench which is located around the inside perimeter of a permanent pool and is normally vegetated with aquatic plants; the goal is to provide pollutant removal and enhance safety in areas using stormwater ponds.

More Definitions of Aquatic bench

Aquatic bench means a ten- to fifteen-foot-wide bench around the perimeter of a permanent pool that ranges in depth from zero (0) to twelve
Aquatic bench means a ten- to fifteen-foot-wide bench around the perimeter of a permanent pool that ranges in depth from zero (0) to twelve (12) inches. Vegetated with emergent plants, the bench augments pollutant removal, provides habitats, conceals trash and water level fluctuations, and enhances safety.

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