Vegetation line definition
Vegetation line means the visually identifiable continuous line of vegetation that is adjacent to that portion of the riverbed kept practically bare of vegetation by the natural flow of the river and is continuous with the vegetation beyond the riverbed. Stray vegetation, patches of vegetation, or islands of vegetation within the riverbed that do not form such a line are not considered part of the vegetation line. Where the riverbed is entered by the inflow of another watercourse or is otherwise interrupted or disturbed by a man-made event, the line constituting the boundary is an artificial line formed by extending the vegetation line above and below the other watercourse or interrupted or disturbed area to connect and cross the watercourse or area.
Vegetation line means a line marking the seaward limit of vegetation growth. [Eff 1/1/94; am 9/28/97, am and comp 9/25/03, am and comp 4/21/08] (Auth: HRS §§91 2, 205A-29) (Imp: HRS §205A-29)
Vegetation line means the first line of stable natural vegetation, which shall be used as the reference point for measuring the coastal setback. This line represents the boundary between a normal dry-sand beach, which is subject to constant flux due to waves, tides, storms and wind, and more stable upland areas.
More Definitions of Vegetation line
Vegetation line means a line marking the seaward limit of
Vegetation line means a line marking the seaward limit of vegetation growth. [Eff 3/12/94, am 8/5/99, am and comp 7/27/14] (Auth: HRS §§91-2, 91-4.2, 205A-27, 205A-29) (Imp: HRS §§205A-1, 205A-22, 205A-29)
Vegetation line means the visually identifiable continuous line of vegetation that is adjacent to that portion of the riverbed kept practically bare of vegetation by the natural
Vegetation line means a line marking the seaward B. Policies limit of natural terrestrial growth. Y. "Vegetation growth" means any plant, tree,shrub, (1) Recreation Resources: grass, or groups, clusters or patches of the same (a) Improve e-oordination naturally rooted and growing. recreation planning (b) Provide adequate, ac recreational opportu zone management area
Vegetation line means the first line of stable natural vegetation, which shall be used as the reference point for measuring oceanfront setbacks. This line represents the boundary between the normal dry-sand beach, which is subject to constant flux due to waves, tides, storms and wind, and the more stable upland areas. It is generally located at or immediately oceanward of the seaward toe of the frontal dune or erosion escarpment. In areas where there is no stable natural vegetation present, this line shall be established by connecting or extending the lines from the nearest adjacent vegetation on either side of the site and by extrapolating (by either on-ground observation or by aerial photographic interpretation) to establish the line. In areas within the boundaries of a large scale beach nourishment or spoil deposition project, the vegetation line that existed before commencement of the project shall be used as the vegetation line for determining oceanfront setbacks after the project is completed. completed except for those circumstances described under Paragraph (f) of this Rule for projects constructed after September 1, 2000. A project shall be considered large scale when: