Sensitive lands definition
Sensitive lands or “sensitive area” means retention areas, conservation areas, and any other land within a sensitive lands district or which qualifies for inclusion in a sensitive lands district as provided in this chapter.
Sensitive lands means wetlands, riparian areas, significant trees, steep slopes, flood plains and other natural resource areas designated for protection or conservation by the comprehensive plan.
Sensitive lands means lands recommended to remain in their natural state or for non-intensive uses such as recreation, wildlife habitat and forest management. This category applies to lands, which are environmentally important or sensitive, including shore lands, wetlands, floodplains, steep slopes and public resource areas.
More Definitions of Sensitive lands
Sensitive lands means wetlands, significant trees, steep slopes, floodplains and other natural resource areas designated for protection or conservation by the Comprehensive Plan.
Sensitive lands means any land area whose destruction or disturbance could immediately affect the life of the community by either:
Sensitive lands means any land area whose destruction or disturbance could immediately affect the life of
Sensitive lands means lands possessing slopes in excess of twenty-five percent on unstable soil, natural drainage, geological or vegetative characteristics which pose potentially hazardous impacts for occupants of the land or its neighbors.
Sensitive lands or “sensitive area” means any land within a sensitive lands district or which qualifies for inclusion in the sensitive lands as provided in this chapter.