Examples of Surface and storm water in a sentence
Surface and storm water that enters the Contractor's work area shall be controlled, treated, and disposed in a lawful manner.
Surface and storm water shall be managed in accordance withthemanagement standards in Chapter BIMC 15.20 BIMC.
Surface and storm water management services or service charges, or both shall be imposed on developed parcels lying within cities and towns when the services or charges, or both, have been provided for by interlocal agreements between the county and the cities or towns.
FINDING: Surface and storm water management will have to be addressed by the applicant as part of the design, engineering and construction of each proposed driveway.
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Surface and storm water management systems shall be reviewed in the context of the development permit and review process described in this Article, which may include an application for a development permit for the sole purpose constructing a surface and storm water management system.
Surface and storm water management system” means constructed drainage facilities and any natural surface water drainage features that do any combination of(continued...)developed parcels based on the parcel’s relative percentage of impervious surfaces:7(1) residential, (2) very light, (3) light, (4) moderate, (5) moderately heavy, (6) heavy, and (7) very heavy.
Surface and storm water drainage from all paved surfaces, including the access, shall be disposed of by means of suitable sustainable urban drainage systems, to accord with the principles of the SUDS (Sustainable Drainage Systems) Manual (C697) published by CIRIA.
Transport mechanisms include: • Wind erosion and atmosphere dispersion of particulates (for surficially contaminated soils); • Volatilization and atmospheric dispersion; • Volatilization and enclosed space accumulation; • Leaching and ground water transport of dissolved phase chemicals of concern; • Mobile free phase product migration; • Surface and storm water transport; and • Direct contact or ingestion of contaminated soils or water.
Surface and storm water is to be retained on site within soakaways and a sustainable drainage system (SUDS).