Soil Disturbance definition

Soil Disturbance means the soil disturbance caused by a forest practice on an area covered by a Silviculture Prescription or Stand Management Prescription or Treatment Plan including:
Soil Disturbance means the disturbance of soil by any means including blading, contouring, ripping, discing, root raking, moving, ploughing, removing, cutting and blasting.
Soil Disturbance means the disturbance of soil by any means including blading, contouring, ripping, discing, root raking, moving, ploughing, removing, cutting and blasting. Vegetation clearance and soil disturbance exclude:

Examples of Soil Disturbance in a sentence

  • Soil disturbance to a depth of six (6) inches or less within an area of 100 square feet or less is permissible.

  • Soil disturbance can be established through cultural resource surveys, site inspections, or construction drawings that clearly depict the depth of prior ground disturbance.

  • Soil disturbance under a parking lot or road is limited to the depth of prior construction.

  • Applicable FDUs: #1-K1Z In relation to the objective set by government for soils that is set out in section 5 of the FPPR, the FSP holder adopts as a strategy, FPPR section 35 (Soil disturbance limits) and FPPR section 36 (Permanent access structure limits) as those sections were on the legislated planning date of this FSP.

  • Soil disturbance must be authorized by the Scientific Research and Collecting Permit and must be conducted in conformity with the provisions and conditions identified in the permit.

  • A) Soil disturbance, plowing, or excavation that extends more than 8 inches below the current soil surface, such as root raking, wind rowing, and bedding.

  • Prohibited activities include: Soil disturbance greater than ten feet bgs, and the installation of water ▇▇▇▇▇ for any purpose.

  • Soil disturbance involves any moving, churning or exposing of the mineral soil.

  • Soil disturbance within County property during equipment loading and unloading shall be avoided.

  • Soil disturbance work shall not commence until the Contractor's ECO Plan has been reviewed and accepted by the Consultant.


More Definitions of Soil Disturbance

Soil Disturbance means disturbance to the soil in the net area to be reforested in a cutblock because of
Soil Disturbance means the disturbance of soil other than by modification of the shape of the ground surface and includes cultivation, deep ripping, root raking, blading, and compaction.
Soil Disturbance means any category of soil disturbance defined in the Soil Disturbance Definition Document contained in Appendix 1, if the soil disturbance was created by the mechanical site preparation contractor on the portion of a Work Area that is equivalent to the net area to be reforested;
Soil Disturbance means any of the following that have resulted from a forest practice:
Soil Disturbance means to loosen or break up the soil or displace established vegetation.
Soil Disturbance. NYSDEC’s SPDES General Permit GP-02-01 refers to construction activities involving greater than “one acre of soil disturbance.”