Soil Boring definition

Soil Boring means an observation pit, dug by hand or backhoe, or an undisturbed soil core taken intact and undisturbed by a probe.

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Soil Boring means a borehole for the purpose of determining the physical or chemical characteristics of soil or sediment.

Soil Boring means a hole drilled or driven into the subsurface for the purpose of determining subsurface characteristics.

Examples of Soil Boring in a sentence

Any method used to carry the boring through the obstacle other than rock core drilling in excess of 1 foot, shall be considered as Soil Boring.
Records and Logs The Contractor shall keep a complete and accurate record of all details of the Soil Boring operations in a field book and on suitable boring log forms provided by the Contractor.
These permits may include, but are not limited to: Napa County Grading Permit, Napa County Soil Boring/ Well Permit, Application for Waste Discharge Requirements for land application of existing adit discharges into infiltration trenches, Napa County Hazardous Materials Business Plan, and the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Construction General Permit from the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board.
HVJ Proposal No. HGT241142 October 25, 2024 (Revised December 11, 2024) Mobilization/Demobilization 1 @ $746.00 lump sum $746.00 Soil Boring, Continuous 3-in.
HVJ Proposal No. HGT241226 December 3, 2024 Mobilization/Demobilization 1 @ $746.00 lump sum $746.00 ATV Mobilization Surcharge 1 @ $266.00 lump sum $266.00 Soil Boring, Continuous 3-in.

More Definitions of Soil Boring

Soil Boring means an observation pit dug by hand or backhoe.

Soil Boring means geotechnical boring.

Soil Boring means an observation pit dug by hand or backbone, a hole dug by auguring or a soil core taken intact and undisturbed with a probe.

Soil Boring or “Boring” means an excavation or boring constructed to obtain information on subsurface conditions.

Soil Boring means an uncased excavation done a borehole for the purpose of determining the physical or chemical characteristics of soil or sediment.

Soil Boring means an uncased artificial excavation constructed for the purpose of obtaining information on subsurface conditions to determine the nature of subsurface earth materials, the presence or extent of contamination in subsurface soil or groundwater and/or seismic information. Soil Boring shall include, but is not limited to, environmental and geotechnical borings and test holes.

Soil Boring means a hole drilled or driven into the subsurface for the purpose of determining sub- surface characteristics.