Transition area definition

Transition area means an area of upland adjacent to a freshwater wetland which minimizes adverse impacts on the wetland or serves as an integral component of the wetlands ecosystem.

Transition area means an area of protected upland adjacent to a freshwater wetland that minimizes adverse impacts on the wetland or serves as an integral component of the wetlands ecosystem. Also called "buffer" area.

Transition area means that part of the Building Envelope that is adjacent to a Natural Area and Private Area and may or may not be enclosed by walls.

Examples of Transition area in a sentence

• Transition area means the junction of differing material or media between pipes, components, or facilities such as those installed at a belowground-aboveground junction (soil/air interface), another environmental interface, or in close contact to supporting elements such as those at water crossings, compressor stations, and gas storage facilities.

• Transition area means the junction of differing material or media between pipes, components, or facilities such as those installed at a belowground-aboveground junction (soil/air interface), another environmental interface, or in close contact to supporting elements such as those at water crossings, pump stations and break out tank farms.

• Transition area means the junction of differing material or media between pipes, components, or facilities such as those installed at a belowground-aboveground junction (soil/air interface), another environmental interface, or in close contact to supporting elements such as those at water crossings and meter stations.

• Aquabike consists of Swimming, Transition area 1, Cycling and Transition area 2;Aquabike events will be organised only for Age Group categories, and included in the program of an event with same swim and bike distances.

• Transition area shall extend a minimum of 18" from the center of the roof drain and/or scupper into the drainage area.

More Definitions of Transition area

Transition area means the area between the various designated areas: On-Leash, Off- Leash, Restricted.

Transition area means an area of protected upland adjacent to a freshwater wetland that minimizes adverse impacts on the wetland or serves as an integral component of the wetlands ecosystem. Also called "buffer" area. Definition derived from NJDEP-Land Use Regulation Program glossary

Transition area means that portion of the Building Envelope, in which no buildings may be located, but pools, patios, spas, other landscape improvements, and low walls or planting areas are allowed.

Transition area means wetland transition area as defined in the NJ Freshwater Wetlands Protection Act rules N.J.A.C. 7:7A. The location and extent of wetland transition areas on a lot shall be as determined by the NJ Department of Environmental Protection in a Letter of Interpretation. WETLANDS – Shall mean wetlands as defined in the NJ Freshwater Wetlands Protection Act rules N.J.A.C. 7:7A. The location and extent of wetland transition areas on a lot shall be as determined by the NJ Department of Environmental Protection in a Letter of Interpretation.

Transition area means that area 1/4 mile either side of the centerline of Pioneer Road as shown on Exhibit 4.

Transition area means an area of protected upland adjacent to a freshwater wetland that minimizes adverse impacts on the wetland or serves as an integral component of the wetlands ecosystem. Also called "buffer" area. “Urban Redevelopment Area” is defined as previously developed portions of areas delineated on the State Plan Policy Map (SPPM) as the Metropolitan Planning Area (PA1), Designated Centers, Cores or Nodes.

Transition area means that land within the University District which encompasses all land within one hundred fifty (150) feet on either side of the west boundary line of the Land.