Beach definition

Beach means the sandy, pebbly or rocky shore -

Beach means the shoreline zone comprised of unconsolidated sandy material upon which there is a mutual interaction of the forces of erosion, sediment transport and deposition that extends from the low water line landward to where there is a marked change in either material composition or physiographic form such as a dune, bluff, or marsh, or where no such change can be identified, to the line of woody vegetation (usually the effective limit of stormwaves), or the nearest impermeable manmade structure, such as a bulkhead, revetment, or paved road.

Beach means the portion of land above and contiguous to the seashore and includes any grass verge, where such verge exists;

Examples of Beach in a sentence

• Tidal Basin has significant experience managing all aspects of CDBG-DR projects, including those of similar scope and size as the Fort Xxxxx Beach project being proposed.

• To supplement Town staff’s expertise and capacity, Fort Xxxxx Beach has engaged the services of Tidal Basin Group, a nationally recognized firm with extensive experience in disaster management and recovery, including oversight and compliance activities for federal funding streams associated with recovery efforts.

• The comprehensive Parks and Recreation Revitalization Program, encompassing the Old San Xxxxxx & Time Square Lighting Project, Xxxxxx Park Beach Facility Project, and Bay Oaks Community Pool Project, is projected to yield significant positive outcomes for the Town of Fort Xxxxx Beach.

• The team will coordinate with Lee County and the Town of Fort Xxxxx Beach to ensure HUD compliance, proper reporting, and the adherence to the proposed schedule to the project.

• Investment in this project will restore a valuable community asset and enhance its resilience and sustainability, ensuring it remains a vital part of Fort Xxxxx Beach for generations to come.

More Definitions of Beach

Beach means the zone of unconsolidated material that extends landward from the mean low water line to the place where there is marked change in material or physiographic form, or to the line of permanent vegetation (usually the effective limit of storm waves). Unless otherwise specified, the seaward limit of a beach is the mean low water line. “Beach” is alternatively termed the shore.

Beach means an accumulation of unconsolidated deposits along the shore with their seaward boundary being at the low tide or reef flat platform level and extending in a landward direction to the strand vegetation or first change in physiographic relief to topographic shoreline.

Beach means the zone of unconsolidated material that extends landward from the mean low water line to the place where there is marked change in material or physiographic form, or to the line of permanent vegetation, usually the effective limit of storm waves. “Beach,” as used in the coastal management element requirements, is limited to oceanic and estuarine shorelines.

Beach means a sea beach, whether above or below the mean high water mark;

Beach means the sand or land area bordering the water of an ocean or bay.

Beach or “beach area” means that portion of state parks or recreation areas designated for swim- ming activity including the water area contiguous to the beach.

Beach means that area of the coastal zone from the seaward limit of the foreshore running inland to the vegetation line or other natural barrier whichever is closer to the landward limit of the foreshore, and a beach may consist of sand, stones, gravel, shingle, coral fragments or boulders;