Excess spoil definition

Excess spoil means spoil material disposed of in a location other than the mined-out area, except that spoil material used to achieve the approximate original contour or to blend the mined-out area with the surrounding terrain in non-steep slope areas shall not be considered excess spoil, provided that the blending will be done in accordance with paragraph (E) of rule 1501:13-9-14 of the Administrative Code.
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Excess spoil means spoil material disposed in a location other than the mined-out area, except that spoil material used to achieve the approximate original contour or to blend the mined-out area with the surrounding terrain.
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Excess spoil means spoil material disposed of in a location other than the mined-out area; provided that spoil material used to achieve the approximate original contour or to blend the mined-out area with the surrounding terrain in accordance with 4VAC25-130-816.102(d) and 4VAC25-130-817.102(d) in nonsteep slope areas shall not be considered excess spoil.
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Examples of Excess spoil in a sentence

  • Excess spoil" means spoil material disposed of in a location other than the mined-out area, except that spoil material used to achieve the approximate original contour or to blend the mined-out area with the surrounding terrain in non-steep slope areas shall not be considered excess spoil, provided that the blending will be done in accordance with paragraph (E) of rule 1501:13-9-14 of the Administrative Code.

  • Excess spoil may be disposed of in underground mine workings, but only in accordance with a plan approved by the chief and MSHA under paragraphs (N) and (O) of rule 1501:13-4-14 of the Administrative Code.

  • Spoil material excavated, such as topsoil and subsoil, will be used on site as per the management programme for the construction phase and the associated mitigation / control measures in the EMPr. Excess spoil will be removed from site and appropriately disposed of.

  • Excess spoil will be transported and placed in a controlled manner in horizontal lifts not exceeding four feet in thickness; concurrently compacted as necessary to ensure mass stability and to prevent mass movement during and after construction; graded so that surface and subsurface drainage is compatible with the natural surroundings: and covered with topsoil or substitute material in accordance with R645-301-232.100 through R645-301- 232.600, R645-301-234, R645-301-242, and R645-301-243.

  • Excess spoil or material to be placed in permanent disposal sites shall be transported to and placed in a controlled manner in disposal areas other than the mine workings or excavation only if all the provisions of this section are met.

  • Excess spoil being placed in permanent overburden disposal sites on natural ground with an original slope of less than twenty (20) degrees shall be transported to and placed in a controlled manner; spoil piles must be placed in accordance with the following requirements: 9.4.a. Location of Disposal Sites.

  • Excess spoil will not be disposed of in underground mine workings.

  • It is advisable to have some socket length protruding from the finished concrete level and up to 100mm is acceptable.• Excess spoil should wherever possible should be spread locally to avoid unnecessary lorry movement and land fill otherwise it should be disposed of at a licensed tip.

  • Excess spoil shall be placed in controlled fills or spoil piles in accordance with Section 9 of this rule.

  • Excess spoil that cannot be utilised will generally be between 2,000-4,000 m3 for a typical 200 kW MMH plant, but this is highly variable based on the plant design, topography and ground conditions.


More Definitions of Excess spoil

Excess spoil means spoil material disposed of in a location other than the mined-out area; provided, the spoil material used to achieve the approximate original contour or to blend the mined-out area with the surrounding terrain in accordance with 62 Ill. Adm. Code 1816.102(d) and 1817.102(d) in nonsteep slope areas shall not be considered excess spoil.
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Excess spoil means spoil material disposed of in a location other than the mined-out area, provided that the spoil material used to achieve the approximate original contour or to blend the mined-out area with the surrounding terrain in accordance with R645-301-553.220 in nonsteep slope areas will not be considered excess spoil.
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Excess spoil means spoil material disposed of in a location other than the mined-out area; provided that spoil material used to achieve the approximate original contour or to blend the
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Excess spoil means spoil material disposed of in a location other than the mined-out area, provided that spoil material used to achieve the approximate original contour or to blend the mined-out area with the surrounding terrain, in accordance with ARM 17.24.313 and 17.24.501, in non-steep slope areas may not be considered excess spoil. See ARM 17.24.520.
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Excess spoil means spoil material disposed of in a location other than the mined-out area, provided that the spoil material used to achieve AOC or to blend the mined-out area with the surrounding terrain in non-steep slope areas will not be considered excess spoil.
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Excess spoil means spoil material disposed of in a loca- tion other than the mined-out area; provided that spoil material used to achieve the approximate original contour or to blend the mined-out area with the surrounding terrain in accordance with Sections 460:20-43-38(d) and 460:20-45-38(d) of this Chapter in non-steep slope areas shall not be considered excess spoil.
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