Perimeter dike definition

Perimeter dike means the dike or system of dikes that are closest to the boundary line of the existing cranberry farm, usually the outermost dike.
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Perimeter dike means the physical hydraulic barrier surrounding the District preventing flooding from the 100 Year Storm from entering or leaving the District. The dike consists of NW 28th Court on the North; 112th Avenue or Old Hiatus Road on the East; the North New River Canal north bank on the South; the landscaped berm between NW 124th Avenue and Flamingo Road on the West, North of NW 8th Street; and the Flamingo Road easterly curb on the West, South of NW 8th Street.‌
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Perimeter dike means the outermost Earthen Dike surrounding a Phosphogypsum Stack System that has not been closed or any other Earthen Dike, the failure of which could cause a release of Process Wastewater outside the Phosphogypsum Stack System. In the case of a vertical expansion, the HDPE lined outermost Dike shall also be considered a Perimeter Dike, even if it is a constructed with Phosphogypsum, if its failure could cause a release of Process Wastewater outside the Phosphogypsum Stack System.
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More Definitions of Perimeter dike

Perimeter dike means the outermost earthen dike surrounding a phosphogypsum stack system that has not been closed or any other earthen dike the failure of which could cause a release of process water outside the phosphogypsum stack system.
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