Intensification definition

Intensification means to alter the character of a use to the extent that the use generates new or greater impacts on the critical area and/or any associated buffers.

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Intensification means the development of a property, site or area at a higher density than currently exists through:

Intensification means the development of a property, site or area at a higher density than currently exists, through development, redevelopment, infill and expansion or conversion of existing buildings.

Examples of Intensification in a sentence

CIRAD, together with its Implementing Partners (University of Zimbabwe & CIMMYT), are implementing the European Delegation in Zimbabwe funded “Resilience Building through Agroecological Intensification in Zimbabwe” Project – “▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ Project” or “the Action”.
Landowner's present uses and compatible historic uses of the Easement Area for ranching, managed grazing and other allowed agricultural uses as described in the Baseline Conditions Report and as limited by the Section entitled Agricultural Intensification, are deemed to be permitted activities consistent with the Conservation Purposes.
Intensification of cooperation between NLD Defence Academy (NLDA) and Führungsakademie der Bundeswehr (FüAkBw) as well as exchange of lecturers at the DEU and NLD General Staff Courses.
A new Plan for the Intensification and Enhancement of Research (PIER, 2016) articulates a focused strategy to enhance research excellence and grow research intensity across the university.
Process Maturation and Intensification for Digestion of Graphite- Based Fuel.

More Definitions of Intensification

Intensification means to alter the character of a use to the extent that the use generates new or greater impacts on the critical area and/or any associated buffers. See Section 24.50.035 TCC.

Intensification. - means the Development of a Lot at a higher density than previously existed and includes reDevelopment or Development within existing communities, infill Development, or Development on vacant Lots or underdeveloped Lots within a built-up area, conversion or the Change of Use of an existing Structure or Use, and the creation of Dwellings or accommodation in Dwellings.

Intensification means any action which results in an increase in the level of use or activity within a defined area of land or within a structure or portion of a structure.

Intensification as used in this section, means and refers to increasing the number of loading doors of an existing Industrial Warehousing and Logistics Facility by ten percent (10%) or more.

Intensification means Properties undergoing the construction of additional buildings and/or modifications to existing buildings, which may result in an increase in GLA to a Property.

Intensification means development at a higher density than currently exists via: redevelopment of property, reuse of brownfield sites, development of underutilized lots, infill development, mixing of compatible land uses and expansion or conversion of existing buildings.

Intensification means Properties undergoing intensification activities, consisting of the construction of additional buildings on existing Properties and modifications to existing buildings, which may result in an increase in GLA to a Property.