Permanent vegetation definition
Permanent vegetation means producing long term vegetative cover, that is bluegrass, tall fescue, crown vetch, etc.
Permanent vegetation means ground cover mature enough to control soil erosion satisfactorily and to survive severe weather conditions.
Examples of Permanent vegetation in a sentence
Permanent vegetation will be established on the slopes of the old lake and dam face and within the new stream riparian area.
Permanent vegetation using grass cover shall be established within the bioslope using sod once the basin has been stabilized.
Permanent vegetation using grass cover shall be established within the sand filter using seeding once the basin has been stabilized.
Permanent vegetation using grass cover shall be established within the bioslope surface area using sod.