Soil type definition

Soil type means one of seven numerical classifications of fine earth particles and rock fragments as described in WAC 246-272A-0220 (2)(e).

Soil type means the predominant Unified Soil Classification (USC) soil type between the deepest point of contamination and the seasonal high groundwater table; a responsible person may seek to demonstrate that otherwise coarse-grained soil has an organic carbon content that might enable a lower point classification. Soil types using the USC system are further defined as shown in Figure 1:

Soil type means one of seven numerical classifications based on USDA classifications of soil texture, structure and percent rock fragments as described in Table 1 in WAC 246-272B-03400.

Examples of Soil type in a sentence

• Table 8 - Summary of data included in Figures 6 through 10 SCS Soil Type WDOE Rate (in/hr) Xxxxxx Mean Rate(in/ hr) Reported Soil Type Meas.

• Based on review of previous soil analytical data, the soils have been generally delineated on-site to Risk Based Target Levels (RBTLs) for Soil Type 2 (Silty Soil) per Section 5.8.1 of the MRBCA Guidance Document.

• MDNR RBTL Comparison Cleanup Target Levels Contaminant of Concern Residential Surface Soil RBTL (Soil Type 2) mg/kg Non-Residential Surface Soil RBTL (Soil Type 2) mg/kg Background Cleanup Target Level mg/kg Lead 260 660 Not Applicable Arsenic 3.89 15.9 20.2 Benzo(a)pyrene 0.62 2.11 Not established Notes: Background cleanup target level is calculated using the mean plus two standard deviations.

• Based on review of existing data and complete exposure pathways, the representative (average) concentration of benzo(a)pyrene is above the Tier 1 RBTL for Non- Residential Land Use (Soil Type 2) for the ingestion, inhalation (vapor emissions and particulates) and dermal contact surface soil cleanup criteria.

• With respect to the current land use and current site conditions arsenic and lead representative concentrations in surface soil and subsurface soil are above the applicable Tier 1 RBTLs for Non-Residential Land Use Soil Type 2 for areas of the site that are not covered by concrete washout.

More Definitions of Soil type

Soil type means a numerical classification of fine earth particles and coarse fragments as set forth in Table V.

Soil type means one of seven numerical classifi- cations based on USDA classifications of soil texture, struc- ture and percent rock fragments as described in Table 1 in WAC 246-272B-03400.

Soil type. The designated soil category for the Participating Field based on IID-defined categories. A-41. Start Date: The date specified as such in section 4. A-42. Sub-Lessee: As defined in section 12.

Soil type means one of seven numerical classifications of fine earth particles and rock fragments as described in WAC

Soil type means soil texture class as determined pursuant to Figure 3.16 and Chapter 3 of the Soil Survey Manual, United States Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service, published at its website.

Soil type means a numerical classification of fine earth particles and coarse fragments as described in 246-272-11001(2)(e).

Soil type means soils as identified by soil series described by National Cooperative Soil Survey Standards.