The term
"adjacent land" refers to the land that is next to, nearby, or touching another piece of land.
Full definition
The most important choice is the definition of the hours during which we want to avoid casting shadows
on adjacent land — the «cut - off times».
That in turn can provide a good focus for reducing impacts of pollutants from
adjacent land areas.
A Hudson Valley county plans to sue over a proposal to allow a fast - growing Hasidic Jewish village to annex 164 acres
of adjacent land.
Creative site planning, finding solutions to zoning issues, dealing with
adjacent land owners and finding ways to come in both on time and under budget are all examples of the problem - solving skills a developer must have.
A new satellite study of ice shelves in West Antarctica has revealed they are steadily losing their grip
with adjacent land and could intensify the acceleration of ice loss in the area.
Constructed in 1998, 4400 West 96th Street is situated on 8.13 acres and includes a 5.8 acre
adjacent land parcel.
I am a Yorta Yorta man from the Murray River and the lands in north central Victoria and
adjacent lands in New South Wales.
The resolution allows the County Executive to execute inter-municipal agreements with the cities of Lackawanna and Buffalo, as well
as adjacent land owners and utility companies, which are necessary in order for construction of the trail.
If you start digging a canal through the levee and
into adjacent land to try and lower the lake, you're going to hit ice.
Such resources, known as ecosystem services, were the subject of a symposium held at AAAS» headquarters in Washington, on May 19 where experts explored the role played by the natural forces of ecosystems in
protecting adjacent lands and local communities.
Over the last decade, this region has witnessed a marked uptick in wildfires and a group of large fires in Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, the Osceola National Forest and
adjacent lands burned ∼ 243 KHa in 2007 (ref.
Cities around the world are replacing urban highways with surface streets, saving billions of dollars on transportation infrastructure and
revitalizing adjacent land with walkable, compact development.
If the land on which the wind technology is installed suffers erosion, brownfield contaminants can escape the site and
infiltrate adjacent land.
A glacier or ice sheet exerts pressure on the land directly underneath it, and can
push adjacent land areas up, the same way gently pressing one part of a balloon will cause another part of that balloon to bulge.
New York's Department of Environmental Conservation commissioner has chosen a Hudson Valley Hasidic Jewish village to lead the review of a request for it to annex 500 acres
of adjacent land.
The yellow peoples have China, Japan and
the adjacent lands.
A similarly unbuilt stretch of Limits that extends south from Hawthorne Boulevard will fall entirely inside Glen Ellyn boundaries so the village will have full control over the street when the Glen Ellyn Evangelical Covenant Church eventually develops
some adjacent land it owns.
PALATINE — The Salt Creek Rural Park District board Tuesday agreed to sell 2.5 acres to an Arlington Heights business provided the village agrees to rezone
some adjacent land the park district owns so that a multi-purpose recreational facility can be built.
The bill sponsored by Sen. John DeFrancisco would increase the fine for littering on a highway or
adjacent land from $ 350 to $ 700.
A bill sponsored by Senate Deputy Majority Leader John DeFrancisco would increase the fine for littering on a highway or
adjacent land from $ 350 to $ 700.
Nine of the turbines are owned by farmers who tend
the adjacent land.
Spend just a few minutes on almost any beach, and the ocean will soon demonstrate a few of the many ways it can transform the narrow strip of shallow water and
adjacent land that makes up the shoreline.
The jetty was named after Edwin William Streeter, the owner of
the adjacent land and operator of the business that used the jetty.
In particular, the value for the conservation of the many rare and endemic species of flora and fauna would benefit from the inclusion or a stronger management consideration of
the adjacent lands.
Growing up in public housing in Bridgeport, Connecticut, Drew's process is in uenced by his early memories of
an adjacent land ll and rendering plant for soap.
In order to provenance sediment sources, it is necessary to look at both the composition of the sediment and the geological characteristics of
the adjacent land.
Local mean sea level (LMSL) refers to average attitude relative to
adjacent land and is measured by tide gauges.
If the upwelling water is warmer, that will result in more warming of
the adjacent land.
Tide gauge - A device at a coastal location (and some deep - sea locations) that continuously measures the level of the sea with respect to
the adjacent land.
This drying process increased temperatures by as much as 7 °F compared to
adjacent lands that had not been so mistreated.10 Elsewhere researchers document that landscapes changes can increase extreme weather.
Scenic Hudson has conserved 6,084 acres in this historic stretch of valley from Poughkeepsie to Germantown on the east, and
adjacent lands on the west side of the Hudson between Lloyd and Saugerties.
A recent documentary produced by a North Carolina TV station is an excellent example of ignorance begetting ignorance.The so - called documentary claimed that sea level rise, caused by global warming, was inundating the outer banks and
the adjacent lands along Albemarle Sound.
This was the case with the documentary on how the Outer Banks of North Carolina and
the adjacent land surrounding Abermarle Sound were being destroyed by sea level rise.