Natural features means components and processes present in or produced by nature, including, but not limited to, soil types, geology, slopes, vegetation, surface water, drainage patterns, aquifers, recharge areas, climate, flood plains, aquatic life, and wildlife.
Natural features means vegetation indigenous to the site.
Natural features means non-manmade attractions including geologic formations, wildlife sites, waterfalls, lake basins, old-growth stands, and mountain meadows.
Examples of Natural features in a sentence
Natural features, including canopy tree, salt meadow hay, scrub-shrub, and smooth cordgrass, will be constructed in front of the floodwall, hybrid berm, and bulkhead, and protected by rock sill.
More Definitions of Natural features
Natural features means components and processes
Natural features means areas identified on the Corvallis Urban Fringe Natural Hazards Map, Riparian Corridors and Wetlands Map, and Significant Vegetation Map as containing Natural Hazards (steep slopes, landslide hazards, floodplain, floodway) and/or Natural Resources (riparian areas, wetland areas, or significant vegetation).
Natural features means floodplains, slopes of 15% or greater, soil types, streams, tidal and nontidal wetlands, and vegetation.
Natural features means non-man-made land characteristics, including drainage swales, wetlands, rock outcroppings, streams, and concentrated native stands of large shrubs or trees.
Natural features means the natural features described under the heading General Description of Natural Features in the Report.
Natural features means non-man-made land characteristics, including drainage swales, wetlands, rock
Natural features means the water resources, land resources, air resources, geologic resources, animal species, and plant species within a municipality’s boundaries.