If a site is UNSUITABLE with respect to structure or clay mineralogy, it may be reclassified provisionally suitable after investigation in accordance with Rule .1956 or Rule .1957 of this Section. What is the resulting classification?

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If a site is UNSUITABLE with respect to structure or clay mineralogy, it may be reclassified provisionally suitable after investigation in accordance with Rule .1956 or Rule .1957 of this Section. What is the resulting classification?

If a site is found unsuitable because of structure or clay mineralogy, the rules allow a temporary reclassification after an investigation conducted under Rule .1956 or .1957. The resulting status is provisionally suitable, meaning the site is considered suitable for the time being but still requires further verification or conditions to be met before final approval. This is a temporary determination pending additional information or adjustments, rather than a final approval.

If a site is found unsuitable because of structure or clay mineralogy, the rules allow a temporary reclassification after an investigation conducted under Rule .1956 or .1957. The resulting status is provisionally suitable, meaning the site is considered suitable for the time being but still requires further verification or conditions to be met before final approval. This is a temporary determination pending additional information or adjustments, rather than a final approval.

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