Lake definition

Lake means a natural or man-made impoundment of water with more than one acre of water surface area at the high water level.

Lake means a body of standing inland surface water.

Lake means a body of year-round standing open water.

Examples of Lake in a sentence

• Parties mean Sauk County and the Mirror Lake Management District.

• The parties to this Agreement are the County and MLMD, working in conjunction to disburse funds for the Mirror Lake Dredging and Gully Restoration Projects.

• Projects mean the Mirror Lake Dredging and Gully Restoration Projects.

• In the event Niagara Mohawk determines, in consultation with the Power Authority and Xxxxxx Lake, that delays in constructing the Xxxxxx Lake SVC and/or initial operational problems make it necessary and appropriate for such distributed generators to be placed into operation during the 2006-07 winter period, all costs required to install and operate such generators shall be treated as cost increases associated with the SVCs (as defined below) in accordance with paragraph B.7.

• The Parties further agree that to the extent the Power Authority projects that Lake Placid’s winter peak load will exceed 42 MW or that Xxxxxx Lake’s winter peak load will exceed 24 MW over the next two winter periods, the Power Authority and the Villages will be responsible for meeting the excess demand with additional generation, demand reductions, or some combination of the two.

More Definitions of Lake

Lake means a lentic fresh waterbody with a relatively long water residence time and an open water area that is free from emergent vegetation under typical hydrologic and climatic conditions. Aquatic plants, as defined in subsection 62-340.200(1), F.A.C., may be present in the open water. Lakes do not include springs, wetlands, or streams (except portions of streams that exhibit lake-like characteristics, such as long water residence time, increased width, or predominance of biological taxa typically found in non-flowing conditions).

Lake means the Great Lakes and all natural and artificial inland lakes or impoundments that have definite banks, a bed, visible evidence of a continued occurrence of water, and a surface area of water that is equal to, or greater than, 1 acre. "Lake" does not include sediment basins and basins constructed for the sole purpose of storm water retention, cooling water, or treating polluted water.

Lake means a lake, reservoir or flowage within the boundaries of the state.

Lake means Possum Kingdom Lake located in

Lake means an area permanently inundated by water in excess of two meters deep and greater than 20 acres in size measured at the ordinary high water mark.

Lake means Lake Paul A. Wallace.

Lake means a body of standing water, including a pond or a reservoir, which may have natural or artificial water level control. Private ponds shall not be considered lakes.