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hardstand
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hardstand [′härd‚stand]
(civil engineering)
A paved or stabilized area where vehicles or aircraft are parked.
Open ground area having a prepared surface and used for storage of material.
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The work includes 21 new hardstanding pitches, paved roadways and landscaping throughout the nine-acre site.
pounds 250,000 facelift joy by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
J Coldwell, formation of hardstanding and widening of vehicular access, 13 Dearnfield, Upper Cumberworth.
Huddersfield District Planning Decisions by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
To that end MacWhirter Welsh League Division One Club Ento Aberaman has been awarded an pounds 18,000 grant from Welsh Grounds Improvements to build perimeter pitch hardstanding at Aberaman Park, Aberdare, as part of the club's ambitious plans to meet criteria for future Welsh Premier League status.
Grant helps ambitious Aberaman stay on upgrade by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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