Stone Wall definition

Stone Wall means an assembled grouping of stones comprising at least one (1) cubic foot of stone per linear foot and totaling five (5) or more feet in length.
Stone Wall means a congruent structure of stone constructed to enclose, divide, or define an area, and located at least partially within the boundaries of the road. Temporary disturbance of a stone wall for installation or underground utilities is not regulated, but failure to restore such wall to its original condition will be subject to enforcement action under Section 10 of this bylaw.
Stone Wall means any wall or portion of a wall constructed entirely of stone which was initially constructed prior to the year 1900 and which border or are located, in whole or in part, with public right of ways.

Examples of Stone Wall in a sentence

  • Property located at Victory Drive, Columbus, Georgia - leased from Stone Wall Jack▇▇▇ ▇▇▇estment Company pursuant to an unwritten lease; monthly rental of $1500; after the Closing, I will assist you in our efforts to obtain a mutually satisfactory written lease agreement for this property.

  • Site specific - covers the active work area for the day - check working hours Square Foot NCRE026 Civil Restoration - Curbing Concrete - Poured In Place Installation of Poured In Place concrete curbing; 'Installation per municipal specifications - forming, required reinforcing, expansion joint, edging, and finish Refer to the drawings for specifications and details Linear Foot NCRE027 Civil Restoration - Stone Wall Repair Masonry Retaining Wall Repair masonary retaining wall.

  • A Scenic Road Permit and/or Stone Wall Permit Application if the private/common driveway requires the removal of stone walls or public shade trees pursuant to the Town’s Scenic Road Bylaw and Stone Wall General Bylaw.