Shore zone definition
Shore zone means that water area of a uniform width of three hundred feet lying parallel with and contiguous to the shoreline, except that as it pertains to lake White, Salt Fork lake, lake Loramie, Dillon lake, and Delaware lake, "shore zone" shall mean that water area of a uniform width of one hundred feet lying parallel and contiguous to the shoreline.
Shore zone means that water area of a uniform width of 300 feet lying parallel with and contiguous to the shoreline of Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District waters; except that as it pertains to those water areas marked by buoys, “shore zone” means that water area between the shoreline and buoys.
Shore zone means surface water within two hundred (200) feet of the shoreline.
More Definitions of Shore zone
Shore zone means that water area of a uniform width of seventy-five feet lying parallel with and contiguous to the shoreline.
Shore zone means the water area of a uniform width of fifty feet lying parallel with and contiguous to the shoreline.
Shore zone means all surface water toward the inland side of the “slow-no- wake” buoys.
Shore zone means the water area within 200 feet of the lake shore.