Soil treatment area definition
Soil treatment area means the physical location where final treatment and dispersal of effluent occurs. Soil treatment area includes drainfields, mounds and drip fields.
Soil treatment area means an area where sewage tank effluent is treated and disposed of below the ground surface by filtration and percolation through the soil and also by evapotranspiration, and includes those systems commonly known as seepage beds, trench drain fields, shallow trenches, at grades, and mounds. If the filtration and percolation through the soil is inadequate, the effluent may contaminate the local groundwater, including well water drinking water sources.
Soil treatment area means the physical location in the naturally occurring soil medium where final treatment and dispersal of effluent occurs.
More Definitions of Soil treatment area
Soil treatment area means that portion of a building site in which the Subsurface Treatment System will be located in accordance with Section 14-633.
Soil treatment area means the physical location in or on the naturally-occurring soil medium where final treatment and dispersal of effluent occurs; the soil treatment area includes subsurface drainfields and drip dispersal fields.
Soil treatment area means the physical location where final treatment and dispersal of effluent occurs. Soil treatment area includes drain-fields and drip fields.