Chambered trench definition

Chambered trench means an absorption trench utilizing chambers.
Chambered trench means a type of absorption system where the media consists of an open bottom, chamber structure of an approved material and design, which may be used as a substitute for the gravel media with a perforated distribution pipe.

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