Permanent impoundment definition
Permanent impoundment means an impoundment which is approved by the division and, if required, by other state and federal agencies for retention as part of the postmining land use.
Permanent impoundment means an impoundment requested for retention as part of the postmining land use by the surface owner and approved by the commission and, if required, by other state and federal agencies.
Permanent impoundment means an impoundment that the Department approved and, if required, is approved by other State and federal agencies for retention as part of the post-mining land use.
More Definitions of Permanent impoundment
Permanent impoundment means an impoundment which is approved by the Department for retention as part of the postmining land use.
Permanent impoundment means an impoundment that is approved by the department and other appropriate state and federal agencies for retention as part of the postmining land use.
Permanent impoundment means an impounded body of water, that is formed in the pit during mining or retained by a constructed embankment or dugout, which will be retained after mineral operations are complete and which has been approved for retention by the cabinet and other appropriate Kentucky and federal agencies.