Buffer strip definition
Buffer strip means an existing, variable width strip of vegetated land intended to protect water quality and terrestrial and aquatic habitat in an adjacent resource or area.
Buffer strip means a strip of land adjoining a field boundary or environmental feature which is not cultivated and where the use of inputs is restricted;
Buffer strip means a strip along each side of a drainage depression in which soil disturbance during forestry activities must be prevented to the greatest extent practicable;
More Definitions of Buffer strip
Buffer strip means a buffer strip around an unmapped drainage depression as described in Part 5.5;
Buffer strip means a border of a minimum of 0.9 m w that delineates a wild flower meadow or naturalized area.
Buffer strip means a strip of land of sufficient width to serve as a buffer between dissimilar use districts, existing in a natural or landscaped condition, and located along the edge of a subdivision.
Buffer strip means a Border of a minimum of 3 ft. wide that delineates a wild flower meadow or Naturalized Area.
Buffer strip means vegetative growth cut to the height of 20 centimeters or less; “City” or “City of Burlington” means The Corporation of the City of Burlington;
Buffer strip means a minimum 0.9m (3 feet) wide border of vegetative growth or turfgrass;
Buffer strip means a parcel of land located between two land uses deemed incompatible by the Approving Authority. The buffer strip shall be designed to effectively separate and/or protect one type of land use or development from the other.