Engineered soil definition
Engineered soil means a mineral product that is equiv- alent to in situ soil for which treatment capability has been cred- ited under Table 83.44−3, or superior to in situ soil in its ability to treat or disperse domestic wastewater from a POWTS.
Engineered soil means a mineral product that is equivalent to in situ soil for which treatment capability has been credited under Table 383.44-3, or superior to in situ soil in its ability to treat or disperse domestic wastewater from a POWTS.
Engineered soil means soil that has been altered by the addition of man-made materials used to adjust soil engineering properties for construction projects, such as to alter shear strength or hydraulic conductivity of soil. Engineered soil includes, but is not limited to, soil with cementitious materials.