Vegetation management definition

Vegetation management means the trimming, removal, or relocation of trees, shrubs, or other plant material.

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Vegetation management means the cutting or removal of vegetation or the prevention of vegetative growth to accomplish one (1) of the following:

Vegetation management means pruning or removal of trees, shrubs or other vegetation that pose a risk to the reliability of the utility infrastructure, and the retention of trees and shrubs that are compatible with the utility infrastructure. Until such time as the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection issues standards for identifying such compatible trees and shrubs, the standards and identification of such compatible trees and shrubs shall be as set forth in the 2012 final report of the State Vegetation Management Task Force; and

Examples of Vegetation management in a sentence

Vegetation management, including installation of natural wind breaks, living snow fences, shoreline stabilization, natural dune restoration using native vegetation and sand-fencing, urban-forest practices and landslide stabilization.
Vegetation management shall not include treatment with herbicides.
The Contractor shall ensure that employees directly involved with operational vegetation management are trained as specified in the standard 240-52456757 – “Contract specification for Vegetation management services on Eskom networks”.
Vegetation management funds will be allocated with consideration towards equitable spending over the five operational zones.
Vegetation management, including installation of natural wind breaks, living snowfences, shoreline stabilization, natural dune restoration using native vegetation and sand-fencing, urban-forest practices and landslide stabilization.

More Definitions of Vegetation management

Vegetation management means the reduction of fire hazard through public education, vegetation hazard reduction, and other methods as needed to manage vegetation in areas with unique hazards such as heavy, flammable vegetation, lack of access due to topography and roads, and/or firefighter safety.

Vegetation management means the clearing, moving, cutting,

Vegetation management means the actions a public utility takes to prevent or curtail vegetation from interfering with public utility infrastructure. The term includes, but is not limited to, the mowing of vegetation, application of herbicides, tree trimming, and removal of trees or brush near and around electric transmission and distribution facilities.

Vegetation management means the removal of vegetation or the prevention of vegetative growth, to maintain safe conditions around energized conductor(s) and ensure reliable electric service. Vegetation management consists of biological, chemical, cultural, manual, and mechanical methods to control vegetation in order to prevent hazards caused by the encroachment of vegetation on energized conductor(s), and to provide utility access to the conductor.

Vegetation management means the “retention of trees and shrubs that are compatible with the utility infrastructure" and the pruning or removal of trees, shrubs and other vegetation that “pose a risk to the reliability of the utility infrastructure." [Emphasis added.] Public Act 14-151 reversed the order of these clauses in Sec.16-234 (a)(4), C.G.S., presumably to emphasize retention of non-hazardous trees and shrubs as recommended in the State Vegetation Management Task Force Report.

Vegetation management. – Vegetation management shall mean to trim, prune, remove, or replace trees, shrubbery, plants, or vegetation in the public right-of-way or any part thereof, whether acquired by dedication or by public use.