Riparian land definition
Riparian land means land abutting a river.
Riparian land means land on which, or along the boundary of the whole or any portion of which, a public stream exists;
Riparian land means the beds of streams, the adjacent vegetation communities and the land thereunder, which are predominately influenced by their association with water and are privately owned.
Examples of Riparian land in a sentence
PAUs will generally combine both upland1 and adjacent riparian and wetland management zones (Riparian land class) as these units can be efficiently harvested together.
More Definitions of Riparian land
Riparian land means any land on, or along the boundary of the whole or any portion of, which a water resource exists;
Riparian land means any land along the edge of a stream, wetland, coastal marshland, pond or impoundment.
Riparian land means land in this state that:
Riparian land means the beds of streams, the adjacent vegeta-
Riparian land means the riparian land as defined in the Water Resources Management Rules, 2007.
Riparian land means land contiguous to, abutting on or overlying waters of a stream, lake or aquifer or land through which a watercourse passes.
Riparian land means any lands or portions of lands of the Department other than WMAs, Fish Culture Stations, Fishing Access Areas, and Conservation Camps so designated by the Department, such as but not limited to stream bank parcels, dams, and pond sites.