Stream corridor definition
Stream corridor means any water course that flows into the Park, its tributaries, the 100-year floodplain associated with the water course and its tributaries, and all of the land within a
Stream corridor means the corridor defined by a constant or intermittent stream’s ordinary high-water mark.
Stream corridor means perennial, intermittent or ephemeral waters included within a channel of land and its adjacent riparian zones which serve as a buffer between the aquatic and terrestrial upland ecosystems.
Examples of Stream corridor in a sentence
All of the stockpiled boulders, as well as any soil material and other debris in those locations situated immediately adjacent to the Swamp and Stream corridor, shall be removed from the Perimeter and Riverbank Wetlands and deposited in an appropriate upland location, outside of any and all wetlands.
Controls are expected to include: ! On-site management; ! Off-site detention facilities; ! Stream corridor management, riparian buffers, conservation easements; ! On-site system management; ! Erosion and sediment controls; and ! Agricultural nutrient management plans and conservation tillage.
More Definitions of Stream corridor
Stream corridor as used in this title, means those features listed and described in YMC 17.09.030(C).
Stream corridor means systems of wetlands, floodplains, woodlands, forests and steep slopes associated with streams, through which most of the water drains from upland surfaces.
Stream corridor as used in this chapter, means features listed and described in YMC 15.27.502.
Stream corridor means all land in the area in the watercourse, within 2,000 feet of the watercourse, or within the flood plain, whichever is greater.
Stream corridor means the corridor defined by the stream's ordinary high water mark.
Stream corridor means the corridor defined by a stream’s ordinary high water mark.