Downslope definition

Downslope means the land surface between the projected outcrop of the lowest coalbed being mined along each highwall and a valley floor.
Downslope means the land surface below the projected outcrop of the lowest coalbed being mined along each highwall.

Examples of Downslope in a sentence

  • Downslope movement and archaeologi- cal intrasite spatial analysis.

  • GNA Quarterly upon commitment to construct Boe Ranch Quarterly one-year prior to construction of Boe Ranch Table 4-8 RSP-9 Groundwater Spring Downgradient of LAD, Downslope of ▇▇▇▇▇ Ditch near confluence of Elk Creek.

  • The maximum height of a residence constructed on a Downslope Lot as defined in Section 1.10 shall not exceed thirty feet (30’) as measured from the highest point on the foundation, including the garage and all appurtenant structures.

  • Down-slope movement of a portion of the land's surface, such as a single landslide or the gradual, simultaneous downhill movement of the whole mass of loose earthen material on a slope face.

  • Downslope of the Tribal Garden Area, an area is set aside for future tribal use and collaborative restoration and revegetation projects performed by AMTB and/or District identified as “Tribal Use Area” on Exhibit B.