subsidence area

Also communities removed from the subsidence area still need government support after moving to a new place.

While clearing the land, a subsidence area was found.

Progress in the subsidence area will be reported on in future Updates.

The data show three big subsidence areas.

China uses some subsidence areas for aquaculture ponds but has more than they need for that purpose.

Fish farms in subsidence areas are given priority for release, with the goal of reducing the present 50,000 hectares by 40 percent over the next ten years.

However the cavity continued to fret and fall-in, and after a fortnight the opening was nearly double the original subsidence area.

All plans for development within a mine subsidence area are required to be stamped by the Mine Subsidence Board.

The subsidence areas found within (Dierdorfer Senke, Montabaurer Senke) are known for their clay deposits.

The Church of St. Lambertus (Lambertikirche) had to be demolished in 1850 due to its dilapidated state; it stood in the subsidence area.

A notable feature of the Ordovician system (488-444 million years old) is a major subsidence area, or basin, which later filled with substantial thicknesses of mostly sandy and muddy sediment.

Thiess general manager NSW/ACT Brendan Donohue said the project would be technically complex as the corridor included a number of possible mine subsidence areas.

NOTE: If your application is within a mine subsidence area, your application will be referred to the Mine Subsidence Board by Council.

He speculated that the Marysville area of central Victoria whose rocks he was describing for his Ph.D. thesis (1932) might on further field work eventually be found to represent a cauldron subsidence area.

An inspection of the site and certain Mandalong Valley properties was conducted on Thursday 9 April 1998 and an inspection of a nearby mine subsidence area was conducted on the afternoon of Thursday 16 April 1998.