Impervious Cover Sample Clauses
The Impervious Cover clause defines and regulates the portion of a property that may be covered by surfaces that do not allow water to penetrate, such as concrete, asphalt, or buildings. It typically sets a maximum percentage of the total lot area that can be covered by these materials, ensuring that a certain amount of land remains permeable for water absorption. This clause is essential for managing stormwater runoff, reducing the risk of flooding, and promoting environmental sustainability in property development.
Impervious Cover. Developer may develop the Project with an Impervious Cover Percentage that does not exceed thirty-five percent (35%) over the entire Project. Developer shall have the right to apportion impervious cover limits on a lot by lot or use by use basis not to exceed the applicable maximum impervious cover percentage shown in Exhibit I on each residential lot, and for the commercial portion of the Project as set forth in Section 3.1.4.
1. Developer may apportion such limits as it deems desirable so long as the overall limitation herein specified is not exceeded. Developer may count in density and impervious cover calculations the gross area of the Land, including but not limited to, land designated as greenbelt, open space, mitigation or similar designation.
Impervious Cover. There shall be a total of no more than 85(%) impervious cover on the Property as a whole, impervious cover may be averaged over the entire Property allowing some lots increased impervious cover offset by lots with lesser impervious cover.
Impervious Cover. All impervious cover restrictions shall be based on the requirements found in Section 10.2 (Impervious Cover Limits) and Section 10.3 (Transfer of Impervious Cover) of this Agreement.
Impervious Cover. Code PDD
Impervious Cover. The covering of the land surface by material that prevents penetration or percolation by water, including, but not limited to, all parking areas, buildings, patios, sheds, sidewalks, access ways and driveways within the land, tract, parcel or lot and any other impermeable construction covering the natural land surface, but excluding the (a) Regional Stormwater Facility and (b) any other specific area determined by the City Engineer to be subject to an exclusion or partial reduction, including any other area that under the Code of Ordinances, any City criteria manual interpreting same, or the then current policies of the City Engineer is entitled to a full or partial exclusion.
Impervious Cover. Buildings, parking areas, roads, and other impermeable man- made improvements covering the natural land surface that prevents infiltration. For further clarification on what is considered impervious cover under this Agreement, the TCEQ's Optional Enhanced Measures for the Protection of Water Quality in the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Aquifer (Revised) shall be utilized by the Parties. Additionally, impervious cover assumptions for residential tracts, identified in the TCEQ publication RG 348A, shall be utilized to determine impervious cover on residential lots.
Impervious Cover. The City agrees that any impervious cover utilized in the construction of Trail Improvements on the Easement Tract shall not count against the impervious cover limitations imposed by the City or any other applicable limitation for the Grantor Tract. TO BE INSERTED IF APPROVED BY COUNCIL]
Impervious Cover. The Parties acknowledge and agree that the Scripps Units are fully developed. Accordingly, the Unified SDP may not be amended to add any additional impervious cover on the Scripps Units and, regardless of any amendment to the Unified SDP, no additional impervious cover may be constructed or installed on the Scripps Units except as otherwise approved in writing by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and Scripps in their respective sole discretion.
Impervious Cover. Owner shall have the right to apportion impervious cover limits on a use by use basis, not to exceed thirty percent (30%) on the entire CYJ Land. Owner may count in density and impervious cover calculations land designated as greenbelt, open space, mitigation land or similar areas.
Impervious Cover. The maximum cumulative Impervious Cover Percentage for the Property as a whole and for each Sector Plan shall not exceed sixty-five percent (65%).