Diversion Inlet Structure definition

Diversion Inlet Structure means the hydraulic control structures being constructed by USACE at the confluence of County Road 16 and County Road 17.
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Diversion Inlet Structure means the hydraulic control structure to control the flow of water entering the Diversion Channel south of Horace, North Dakota, and as detailed in the document entitled the “FMM Diversion Inlet Control Structure, Red River of the North River Basin, Fargo, ND.”
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Diversion Inlet Structure means the hydraulic structure being constructed by USACE at the confluence of County Road 16 and County Road 17.
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Examples of Diversion Inlet Structure in a sentence

  • For those portions of the Relocations that are not constructed atop the Diversion Inlet Structure, the Authority’s intent will be to convey a one hundred (100) foot road easement on either side of the center of the roadway, wherever possible, to the County.

  • For those portions of the Relocations that are constructed atop the Diversion Inlet Structure, the Authority’s intent will be to convey an easement that is wide enough to operate and maintain the road but not so wide to interfere with the other functions of the Diversion Inlet Structure.


More Definitions of Diversion Inlet Structure

Diversion Inlet Structure means the hydraulic control structure that controls the flow of water entering the SWDCAI north of the SEAI.
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