Drainage plan means a description or illustration of the method of collection, treatment, and discharge of all or any of the waters within, flowing onto, or being discharged from the permit area.
Drainage plan means the drainage system designed for the subdivision in accordance with Section 16-8-60 of the Land Use Code.
Drainage plan means a plan showing all drainage facilities, both on and off-site, designed to carry all surface and subsurface waters from a subdivision or development.
Examples of Drainage plan in a sentence
Drainage plan" means a description or illustration of the method of collection, treatment, and discharge of all or any of the waters within, flowing onto, or being discharged from the permit area.
Please contact the Engineering Department for a copy of the As-Built Drainage plan for your lot.
A preliminary Grading and Drainage plan is required at Schematic Review and a Final Grading and Drainage Plan is required in the final ALRC submittal process.
Consultant shall utilize the Grading and Drainage plan to perform calculations of the estimated quantities of material to be moved to develop the proposed site.
Lot Grading Plan and Stormwater Drainage plan required at permit application process.
More Definitions of Drainage plan
Drainage plan means that certain Master Drainage Plan and Report prepared by TKE Engineering dated May 28, 2021.
Drainage plan means a detailed plan of stormwater runoff and the courses and channels of it, including floodplains, for one or more parts of an area of drainage for all lands tributary to, or carrying drainage from, land that is proposed to be subdivided;
Drainage plan means a plan for receiving, handling and transporting surface water or groundwater runoff within the subject property.
Drainage plan means a plan for the collection, transport, treatment and discharge of runoff, and may include both the plan and profile views of the site as well as construction details and notes.
Drainage plan means a “Stormwater site plan” as defined in MTMC 16.20.020. plan for receiving, handling and transporting surface water within a subject property and including all computations required to determine the extent and nature of the proposed plan. The temporary erosion/sedimentation control plan and the drainage plan comprise the drainage plan for a subject property. Such plan shall be prepared by a licensed professional civil engineer
Drainage plan means plan of the property addressed in the drainage study, showing elevation, slopes, detention areas of all other information pertinent to the stormwater runoff.
Drainage plan means that certain plan on which are shown the location, dimensions and elevations of proposed storm water storage areas.