Riparian Setback definition

Riparian Setback means those lands within the City that are alongside streams, and which fall within the area defined by the criteria set forth in these regulations.

Riparian Setback means the real property adjacent to a designated watercourse located within the area defined by the criteria set forth in these regulations.

Riparian Setback means an area of land adjacent to a stream, wetland or lake of a width defined in Table 9.1 of the Code.

Examples of Riparian Setback in a sentence

• Maintenance, Removal and Replacement of Indigenous Vegetation within the Riparian Setback Area.

• Previously developed projects (as defined in Part III.G.2.e.) located within the delineated setback boundary are exempt from Riparian Setback Mitigation (A.5) provided the proposed project does not further intrude into the delineated setback boundary.

• Activities and controls that would not impair the floodplain or stream stabilizing ability of the outer buffer can be considered.Redevelopment projects (i.e., developments on previously developed property) located within the delineated setback boundary is exempt from Riparian Setback Mitigation (B.3) provided the proposed project does not further intrude the delineated setback boundary.

• The revegetation and/or reforestation of the Riparian Setback shall be allowed without approval of the Summit SWCD.

• Appendix B Olentangy River Watershed CONTENTS OF THIS APPENDIXB.1 Permit AreaB.2 TMDL ConditionsB.3 Riparian Setback RequirementsB.4 Riparian Setback Mitigation Attachment B-A: Area of Applicability for the Olentangy Watershed (Map) Attachment B-B: Stream Assessment and RestorationB.1 Permit Area.

• Prior to any soil disturbing activity, the Riparian Setback shall be clearly delineated with construction fencing or other suitable material by the applicant on site, and such delineation shall be maintained throughout soil- disturbing activities.

• Except as otherwise provided in these regulations, the Riparian Setback shall be preserved in its natural state.

• Prior to any soil disturbing activity to inspect the delineation of the Riparian Setback as required under these regulations.

• Appendix ABig Darby Creek WatershedCONTENTS OF THIS APPENDIX A.1 Permit AreaA.2 TMDL ConditionsA.3 Sediment Settling Ponds and SamplingA.4 Riparian Setback RequirementsA.5 Riparian Setback MitigationA.6 Groundwater Recharge RequirementsA.7 Groundwater Recharge mitigation Attachment A-A: Big Darby Creek Watershed MapAttachment A-B: Stream Assessment and Restoration A.1 Permit Area.

• All roadway crossings shall be perpendicular to the stream flow and shall minimize disturbance to the Riparian Setback and shall mitigate any necessary disturbances.

More Definitions of Riparian Setback

Riparian Setback means an area of land adjacent to a stream, wetland, or lake. Provincial policy is to maintain a 10m riparian setback on all streams. Riparian management setbacks are minimum widths intended to protect surface water, based on the size of the watercourse, lake or wetland. In practice, riparian setbacks and vegetation buffers should be established with the objective of preventing the introduction of sediment-laden water or other pollution mechanisms to surface waters and habitats. This means that wider setbacks may be required as a matter of best practice.

Riparian Setback means an area of land adjacent to a stream, wetland or lake of a width defined in Table 9.1. [Part 9]

Riparian Setback means those lands in Bainbridge that fall within the area defined by the criteria set forth in Section 160.05 of this regulation.