Natural grade means the elevation of the undisturbed natural surface of the ground prior to any excavation or fill. (Ord. 1987-125. Passed 11-16-87.)
Natural grade means the elevation of the ground adjoining the building.
Natural grade means the elevation of the ground surface of land prior to any land alteration, including, but not limited to, disturbance, excavation, filling, or construction. Where land alteration has occurred, the natural grade is determined by historical records or interpolation based on surrounding natural grades.
Examples of Natural grade in a sentence
Natural grade, as it relates to the definition of Maximum Height Limit, shall be the highest natural elevation of the ground surface, prior to development, next to the proposed walls of a structure.
Natural grade shall be determined by the Director using the best available information.
Natural grade is the grade as it exists or may have existed in its original undisturbed condition.
Natural grade must be indicated on all elevation drawings on construction plans.
Natural grade is higher to the north and east making a natural soil "berm" wall about 20 feet highon those sides.
More Definitions of Natural grade
Natural grade means the elevation of the undisturbed natural surface of the ground prior to any excavation or fill.
Natural grade means Established Natural Grade.
Natural grade means the elevation of the original or undisturbed natural surface of the ground prior to any manufactured disturbances of any type at any time. In the event the natural grade of a lot is unable to be determined by physically inspecting the lot, Wasatch County has records, which indicate the natural grade for each lot in Deer Mountain, and the Wasatch County records shall govern.
Natural grade means the surface of the ground prior to exca- vation, fill or grading. (For “grade level” see Section 325.32 of the Zon- ing Code.)
Natural grade means the surface of the ground prior to grading for development.
Natural grade means the average naturally occurring elevation of ground level within 3 meters (9.84 ft) horizontally of each side of a fence.
Natural grade means the elevation of the ground in its natural state, before grading, excavation, or filling.