Natural ground surface definition

Natural ground surface means the ground surface in its original state before any grading, excavation or filling.

Natural ground surface means the undisturbed ground surface before excavation or filling, or the undisturbed bed of the stream or river.

Natural ground surface. , for an allotment, means—

Examples of Natural ground surface in a sentence

• Natural ground surface elevations range between approximately 310 and 320 feet above sea level.

• D A ( See Table 2 ) Natural ground surface or pre - compacted fill Compacted approved fill Compacted fine granular material 300 min.

• Vane testIntact Remolded Lab vaneIntact Remolded WP W WLDISTRIBUTION (%) 89.70.089.60.1 Natural ground surface 75 mm Asphalt.Fill.

• Natural ground surface levels on the easement must not be altered by the stockpiling of excavated material or by landscaping without prior written approval from AusNet Transmission Group.

• Vane testSYMBOLTYPE AND NUMBERSTATERECOVERYIntact RemoldedLab vaneIntact Remolded WP W WLDISTRIBUTION(%) 58.00.057.90.0 Natural ground surface 40 mm Surface TratedFill.

• Vane testSYMBOLTYPE AND NUMBERSTATERECOVERYIntact RemoldedLab vaneIntact Remolded WP W WLDISTRIBUTION(%) 57.70.057.70.057.20.6 Natural ground surface 40 mm Surface TreatedFill.Sand and gravel to gravelly sand, trace silt, moist, brown to grey.Fill.

More Definitions of Natural ground surface

Natural ground surface in relation to an allotment, means the ground level of the allotment at the date of registration of the title deed for that allotment; where the ground level at that date is not known, the natural ground surface is as determined by the Local Authority;

Natural ground surface means the ground surface in its original state before any grading