Open space area definition
Open space area means land of varied size which contain distinctive geologic, botanic, zoologic, historic, scenic or other critical area features. These areas are often undeveloped and serve as greenbelts and wildlife habitats. Specific types of open space include gulches, steep slopes and wetlands.
Open space area means a land or water area for
Open space area means any of the following:
Examples of Open space area in a sentence
Open space area improvements will include site grading, sidewalk, landscaping, irrigation, and illumination design.
More Definitions of Open space area
Open space area means a land or water area for human use and enjoyment that is relatively free of man-made structures.
Open space area as used in this Section means an area of land that remains primarily undeveloped and in its natural state or designated as private park common area. For the purposes of this Section, retention basins, green space within designated lots/units, and green space within required building setbacks for condominium units shall not be considered open space area.
Open space area means that area of land within the Development shown edged green on the Plan or such other area as may be agreed between the Council and the Owner
Open space area means all portions of a PUD project that are not private lots, buildings, or public rights-of-way. Open space area includes all usable and nonusable open spaces.
Open space area means those zones within the municipality specified as hazard land, natural heritage or open space in the Town's Zoning By-law as
Open space area shall refer to that area defined as open space in the Open Space Agreement and/or within the recorded Plat.
Open space area means all land dedicated, owned or controlled (including jointly controlled) or used by the District as a public park, sports field, playground or recreational area; within a Boulevard Trail; within a Trail; or held by the District as public open space.