Buffer Zones definition

Buffer Zones means the portion of territory around a protected area, constituting the transitional strip between the protected area and areas of multiple use, for the purpose of controlling and reducing impacts resulting from human action in the respective protected area.

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Buffer Zones means and refer to the portion of the Property located within twenty (20) feet of the rear property line of each lot which borders the Road right-of-way of Creekside Cove Rd as further described in Section 3.05.

Buffer Zones means and refer to the portion of the Property dedicated for the use the association. The buffer zones shall be maintained also by the association as further described in Section 3.05.

Examples of Buffer Zones in a sentence

• The Buffer Zones shall be patrolled and monitored by Joint Monitoring Teams comprising AMIS Military Observers and Party Monitors.

• The Parties shall redeploy their forces and weapons away from the Buffer Zones and into their respective Redeployment Zones.

• Proceedings of the International Conference on Buffer Zones, September 1996.

• In Buffer Zones: Their Processes and Potential in Water Protection.

• The AMIS Force Commander shall develop a plan for patrolling and monitoring the Buffer Zones and shall oversee the implementation of the plan.

• The request for the Certification of the location of a point, line or polygon related to Protected Natural Areas and their Buffer Zones was assessed according with the requirements set out in the Tariffs for services to third parties, approved by Presidential Resolution No. 212-2014- SERNANP.

• In consultation with the Parties, the Chairperson of the Ceasefire Commission shall establish Buffer Zones between the Parties’ Redeployment Zones.

• AMIS in coordination with the GoS Police and Movements’ Police Liaison Officers shall develop a plan for the policing of Buffer Zones and Demilitarized Zones.

• In consultation with the Parties, the Chairperson of the Ceasefire Commission shall establish Buffer Zones in the areas of most severe conflict.

• The necessity for the Redeployment Zones of different Parties to be separated by Buffer Zones of adequate distance.

More Definitions of Buffer Zones

Buffer Zones. See Section 10(g). “Build Out Milestones” – See Section 10(h).

Buffer Zones means areas demarcated or declared as a high risk zones for residential occupation or development and where no petro-chemical or medium industries may be established;