Strata means a distinctive layer or series of layers of earth materials.
Strata means a grouping of similar stands defined for silvicultural or management purposes, usually according to similarities in stand composition, structure, and age.
Strata. , plural of stratum, means the layers of sedimentary rock surrounding a coal seam.
Examples of Strata in a sentence
In the case of Strata type properties only the interior of the unit is inspected.
Section 5: Strata Regulation - This includes options for by-laws to manage visitor behaviour and to receive a revenue share from home sharing.
A subdivision plan and application to the Subdivision and Strata Group is required.
Section 5: Strata Regulation - By-laws which could prohibit hosts from sharing their own homes would see strata residents treated as second class citizens.
A rescission of a residence contract under section 14 or 16 shall have effect notwithstanding that the residence contract may also be subject to the provisions of the Strata Titles Act 1985 and nothing in this section shall derogate from the rights of a purchaser under that Act.
More Definitions of Strata
Strata means a parcel that
Strata means Strata Service Solutions Ltd.
Strata refers collectively to the Licensed Sounds, the Proprietary Strata Plug-ins, the Third-Party Strata Plug-ins and the Documentation;
Strata means any form of land title which allows for multiple titles to exist in or on a building or land where the common property is held under a single separate title.
Strata. (stratum, sing.) means a class or subset of the population being studied. For example: residential land or waterfront.
Strata means lots that are specifically shown on a strata plan and subdivided under a section of the Strata Property Act and amendments thereto.
Strata means Strata Resources NL (ABN 28 007 687 612).