Buffers. All areas of the Landfill which are used for the disposal of waste shall have at a minimum buffers in accordance with VDEQ Regulations. Additionally, except for the entrance road property, at a minimum the Landfill property shall have a perimeter buffer of not less than 200 feet adjacent to properties with a residence that is not owned by Green Ridge or its subsidiary or affiliate. Provided, however, there will be a minimum 50 foot buffer on the entrance road property, as identified on Exhibit A. The entrance road property may also include a Convenience Center, trailer parking/storage, scales, hardware, gate and related uses and structures. There shall be a minimum 100 foot buffer along any other portion of the perimeter of the Landfill property. The location of buffers are generally depicted on Exhibit A. Buffers shall be left undisturbed except for the minimum area required to be cleared for access roads, utility easements, monitoring xxxxx and other environmental structures, and screening berms. Natural vegetation shall be maintained in such buffers and supplemented where necessary with evergreens to insure four season screening of operations. Additionally, the areas of the Landfill’s Disposal Unit Boundary as defined by VDEQ shall be sited:
Buffers. A 3m undisturbed buffer will be maintained along property boundaries and right-of-ways except where daylighting occurs. • The access road to the abandoned Penn West wellsite will be mined through although a 3m undisturbed buffer will be maintained around the wellsite itself.
Buffers. Great Northern shall provide a buffer area around each Mine Site of a minimum of fifty (50) feet along bordering property lines and public highways. If a berm is placed within this fifty (50) foot buffer area and it lies along a public highway, the bottom edge of the berm shall be a minimum of ten (10) feet from the edge of the right-of-way and shall be seeded down and covered with erosion matting.
Buffers. All areas of the Landfill which are used for the disposal of waste must have the following buffers: 500 feet from the nearest existing (as of the effective date of this Agreement) residence; 500 feet from any existing church, school or recreational area; 1000 feet from any existing well, spring or other ground water source of drinking water; 200 feet from any regularly flowing surface water; and 200 feet from any existing public road. All buffer areas will be left undisturbed except as necessary for access roads and monitoring xxxxx.
Buffers. Residential High landscape buffer adjacent to 50th Street pursuant to an alternative landscape plan administratively approved on March 11, 2020.
Buffers. Five (5) changes of shirts and pants per week on a laundry cleaning service.
Buffers. 1. The Redeveloper has developed two (2) alternative buffers for the Property, both of which may be constructed along shared property lines to the Project (such buffers to be installed totally within the confines of the Property). The two (2) proposed buffer treatments are as follows:
Buffers. When buffers are required by the district engineer as part of the compensatory mitigation package, mitigation credit for buffers will be provided at a 10:1 ratio based on acreage.
Buffers. 1. Lifts shall be provided with buffers at the bottom limit of travel of the car, in accordance with SANS 1545-6 [5].
Buffers a) When a proposed rural cluster development includes a required buffer with landscape screening, the screening shall contain sufficient landscape treatments, consisting of trees, shrubs, and berms, or any combination thereof, to adequately restrict the view of dwelling units from existing streets and from each other. A landscape plan showing the provision of such screening shall be submitted for review and approval by the Village of Bloomfield in accordance with 18.11(4) of this Ordinance. In addition:
