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fictitious experts based on their personalities.
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Brian Mengel, Civil Servant
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In addition, all parking and paved areas shall be maintained in a good state of repair, which shall include proper drainage and the routine cleaning/clearing of french drains to prevent the accumulation of pools of water and the correction and removal of all ruts, potholes, and broken pavement.
Not enough information is available to determine which of these facilities contributed the largest quantities of radioactive wastes to the injection wells and "French drains" which were formerly utilized at this location.
They offer economical alternatives to conventional drainage structures such as french drains, chimney drains, rock drains, etc.
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Luigi Pascioni, Auto Mechanic
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Your site work includes the driveway, the cellar hole for the foundation, backfilling under the slab, French drains, rough grading and a septic system.
French drains, wheel ruts and aeration holes are deemed ground under repair even if unmarked.
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Miles Rhodes, Wine Taster
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French Drains - A trench filled with coarse aggregate (with or without a pipe) for intercepting and conveying ground water.
Placing tiles, french drains, or gravel two to three feet below the planting hole can help improve drainage.
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Billie Kirgan, Machinist
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Prefab Drains : edge and french drains, seepage control, chimney drains, embankment drains, dewatering.
French drains are "invisible" trenches in which perforated PVC pipe is installed.
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Chrissie Tanner, Homemaker and Mom
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New foundations were then poured front and back, sill plates were repaired or replaced, new electricity, water, and french drains were placed and the barn was reset down on the new foun dations.
Work to grade the property behind the wall, reduce the height of the wall and install two French drains will begin within the next few weeks.
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Josh Hogan, Commander
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FRENCH DRAINS: Chemical disposal wells utilized between 1945 and the late 1960's at most US weapons productions facilities involving fuel fabrication and spent fuel reprocessing.
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