Geotechnical hole definition

Geotechnical hole means a hole constructed to collect or evaluate subsurface data or information, monitor movement of landslide features, or to stabilize or dewater landslide features. “Geotechnical hole” includes closed loop ground source heat pump borings. Geotechnical holes are not monitoring wells or water supply wells as defined below. Various classes and examples of geotechnical holes are listed in OAR 690-240-0035(6)–(9)
Geotechnical hole means a hole constructed to collect or evaluate subsurface data or information, monitor movement of landslide features, or to stabilize or dewater landslide features. “Geotechnical hole” includes closed loop ground source heat pump borings.
Geotechnical hole means a hole constructed to collect or evaluate subsurface data

Examples of Geotechnical hole in a sentence

  • Geotechnical hole SMDD161, targeting the rock mass behind the north‐east wall of the Siana open pit, intersected several small zones of mineralisation which again confirms the underground resource interpretation of the narrow high grade zones located in the hanging wall of the main Siana resource.

  • Geotechnical hole reports for completed boreholes, where available, are provided in Attachment 5.

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  • Stormwater management planning area means the geographic area for which a stormwater management planning agency is authorized to prepare stormwater management plans, or a specific portion of that area identified in a stormwater management plan prepared by that agency.

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