Landscape means an area, as perceived by people, whose character is the result of the action and interaction of natural and/or human factors;
Landscape or “Landscaping” means any vegetation, mulches, irrigation systems, and any site amenities, such as, street furniture, decorative paving, fences, and lighting (excluding public utility street and area lighting).
Landscape or “landscaping” means any vegetation, mulches, irrigation systems, and other landscape components, such as street furniture, specialty paving, tree gates, walls, planters, fountains, fences, and lighting (excluding public utility street and area lighting).
Examples of Landscape in a sentence
INSURANCE Sandstone Landscape will carry Worker’s Compensation Insurance, Commercial Liability Insurance, and Commercial Auto Insurance throughout the duration of the contract.
Xxxxx 2014 ue Cultural Landscape of Jácana: Archaeological Investigations of Site PO-29, Municipio xx Xxxxx, Puerto Rico.
SITE ACCESS Sandstone Landscape will have access to the property under normal working conditions Monday through Saturday 6:00 am to 8:00 pm unless otherwise stated in maintenance agreement.
A/E is a firm whose principals are, as required by law, 18 registered by the State of California for the practice of Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Corrosion Engineering, 20 Architecture, Landscape Architecture, or Land Surveying.
There is also no landscaping called out for this project, so no Landscape Plan.
More Definitions of Landscape
Landscape or "Landscaping" means any vegetation, mulches, irrigation systems, and any site amenities, such as, street furniture, decorative paving, fences, and lighting (excluding public utility street and area lighting), as defined in Rule Chapter 14-40.003, Florida Administrative Code, Highway Beautification and Landscape Management. Community Identification Structures are also considered landscape site amenities and are discussed in Section 9.4.
Landscape or “landscaping” means any vegetation, mulches, irrigation systems, and any site amenities, such as street furniture, decorative paving, fences, and lighting (excluding public utility street and area lighting). The Legislature has requested that the Department commit program dollars to landscaping. In order for the Department to capture that information, it is critical that all landscape pay items shall be placed in TRNS*PORT Category 0600 whether the landscape plans are a component set of plans, or prepared independently. Projects with minor landscaping may include these features on separate sheets in the roadway plans set or features may be detailed on roadway plans sheets. When prepared as component plans they shall be assembled as a separate plans set complete with a key sheet, tabulation of quantities, schedule, and all other landscape sheets. When prepared as component plans, the sheets shall be numbered consecutively with the sheet numbers prefixed by the letters “LD”.
Landscape means a section of ground adorned or improved by flowering plants (whether annual or perennial), vines, shrubs, palms, trees, ferns, ornamental grasses and groundcover other than Lawn.
Landscape means the parcel area less the building pad and includes all planted areas and hardscapes (i.e. driveway, parking, paths and other paved areas).
Landscape or "Landscaping" means any vegetation, mulches, irrigation systems, and site amenities, such as, street furniture, specialty paving, tree grates, walls, planters, fountains, fences, and lighting (excluding public utility street and area lighting), as defined in Rule Chapter 14-40, Florida Administrative Code, Highway Beautification and Landscape Management. Landscaping may be constructed as a stand-alone project or as a component of a roadway project or Community Aesthetic Feature.
Landscape means any combination of living plants (such as grass, ground cover, shrubs, vines, hedges, or trees) and non-living landscape material (such as rocks, pebbles, sand, mulch, walls, fences, or decorative paving materials).
Landscape means a broad geographic area that may cover many acres and more than one ownership, and may include a watershed, or sub-watershed areas.