Source of contamination definition
Source of contamination means the location of the highest concentration of chemical contaminants in soil and groundwater.
Source of contamination means with respect to this Chapter, the conditions described in A.R.S. § 49-1052(N).
Source of contamination means any activity or condition causing the emission of a contaminant into the environment;
More Definitions of Source of contamination
Source of contamination means a facility or disposal or storage site for material that impairs the
Source of contamination means anything that is known to have introduced a contaminant that has caused a violation of applicable water quality standards. Examples may include but are not limited to underground storage tanks for petroleum products, wastewater disposal areas, landfills, confined animal feed lot operations and storm water management facilities.
Source of contamination means with respect to this Chapter, the conditions described in A.R.S. § 49-1052(N) 49-1053(J). “Spill” means the loss of regulated substance during the transfer of a regulated substance to an UST system.
Source of contamination means anything that introduces contaminants so as to cause is known to have introduced a contaminant that has caused a violation of applicable water quality standards or otherwise interfere with water uses. Examples may include but are not limited to underground storage tanks for petroleum products, wastewater disposal areas, landfills, and confined animal feed lot operations and storm water management facilities.
Source of contamination means with respect to this Chapter, the conditions described in A.R.S. § 49-1052(N) 49-1053(J). still used in R18-12-263.04(B)(2)
Source of contamination means anything that is known to have introduced a contaminant that has caused a violation of applicable water quality standards. Examples may include but are not limited to underground
Source of contamination means with respect to this Chapter, the conditions described in A.R.S. § 49-1052(N). “Spill” No change