Littoral zone means that portion of a stormwater management system that is designed to contain rooted emergent plants.
Littoral zone means the indefinite zone between the shoreline extending lakeward to the furthermost line where waves begin to break.
Littoral zone means that part of the lake that extends from the shoreline and continues to a depth where sufficient light for plant growth reaches the sediments and the lake bottom. This area is usually that portion of the lake that is less than 4.6 meters (15 feet) in depth.”
Examples of Littoral zone in a sentence
Littoral zone plantings are required by each of the three water management districts, ranging from 20% in the South Florida Water Management District to 35% in the Southwest Florida Water Management District.
Littoral zone boundaries are established by right angle projections from a baseline established along the shoreline at the intersection of the high-water line and the side boundary of each property.
Every supplier location is responsible for having all applicable license(s) for each state in which it provides services.
Microwave assisted CuAAC from these α-azides led to the generation of the desired triazole linkage.
Littoral zone areas must be 6H:1V or flatter as described in section 8.6 of this Volume.
More Definitions of Littoral zone
Littoral zone means that portion of a stormwater management system wet detention pond that is designed to contain rooted emergent aquatic plants.
Littoral zone means the part of a lake or watercourse that extends from the boundary separating it from the lakeshore or riverbank towards the centre of the water body; (littoral)
Littoral zone means that portion of a wet detention pond that is designed to contain rooted aquatic plants.
Littoral zone means the area of Submerged Lands adjacent to shoreland property within which the property owner may request permission for a lease or easement, subject to review by the State and in accordance with applicable laws and rules.
Littoral zone means the portion of a wet detention or stormwater reuse pond which is designed to contain rooted aquatic plants.
Littoral zone means, in reference to stormwater management systems, that portion of a wet detention pond which is designed to contain rooted aquatic plants.
Littoral zone means the outer portion of Buffalo Lake extending from the shoreline Lakeward to the point where rooted aquatic plants cease to exist.