NAC445A.835. “Subsidence” defined.

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“Subsidence” means a lowering of the surface of natural land which is caused by:

     1. The movement of the earth;

     2. A lowering of the pressure of fluids;

     3. The removal of underlying supporting material by mining or solution of solids, artificially or by natural causes;

     4. A compaction of the soil because of wetting (hydrocompaction);

     5. Oxidation of organic matter in soils; or

     6. An increased load on the surface of the land.

(Added to NAC by Environmental Comm’n, eff. 10-21-87)—(Substituted in revision for NAC 445.42325)

                    
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