Limiting layer definition

Limiting layer means bedrock, seasonally high groundwater level, or any layer of soil with a stabilized percolation rate exceeding 60 minutes for the water to fall one inch.
Limiting layer means a horizon or condition in the soil profile or underlying strata that limits the treatment capability of the soil or severely restricts the movement of fluids. This may include soils with low or high permeability, impervious or fractured bedrock, or a seasonal or current ground water surface.
Limiting layer means a horizon or condition in the soil profile or underlying strata that limits the treatment capability of the soil or severely restricts the movement of fluids. This may include soils

More Definitions of Limiting layer

Limiting layer means a horizon or condition in the soil profile or underlying strata which includes:
Limiting layer means bedrock, an impervious layer, or seasonally high ground water.
Limiting layer means bedrock, seasonally high groundwater level, or any layer of soil with a stabilized percolation rate exceeding 60 minutes for the water to fall one inch or clay loam and clay soils.
Limiting layer means an impervious formation, bedrock or the seasonal high groundwater table;
Limiting layer means Bedrock, an Impervious Layer, or Seasonally High Groundwater. (ARM 17.36.101(21)
Limiting layer means a horizon or condition in the soil profile or underlying strata thatwhich includes:
Limiting layer means a horizon or soil condition in the soil profile or underlying strata that includes: