Boundaries, Fences, Paths and Protective Boundaries Sample Clauses

Boundaries, Fences, Paths and Protective Boundaries. Conservation zones are to be defined and protected with fences and protective barriers. The conservation zones are also to be protected by fire breaks. Where possible access paths are to follow existing tracks unless the existing routes damage significant or identified features. Fences, paths and protective barriers are to be designed to be unobtrusive elements in the landscape to standards acceptable to the Department of Conservation and Land Management.
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