Appurtenant structures definition
Appurtenant structures means structures such as spillways, either in the dam or separate therefrom; the reservoir and its rim; low-level outlet works; and water conduits such as tunnels, pipelines, or penstocks, occurring through either the dam or its abutments.
Appurtenant structures means garages, sheds, and other legally established accessory structures. For purposes of this Title, appurtenant structures do not include bulkheads and other shoreline modifications or over-water structures.
Appurtenant structures means a development that is necessarily connected to the use and enjoyment of a single family residence and is located landward of the OHWM (As determined by Ecology) and / or the perimeter of a wetland as determined through a Wetland Delineation Report approved by the County/Town. Appurtenances include a garage, deck, driveway, utilities, fences, private beach access (e.g. stairs), installation of a septic tank and drain field, and grading which does not exceed the threshold established in the local SEPA or building regulations, whichever is less, and which does not involve placement of fill in any wetland, floodway, floodplain or waterward of the OHWM. Structural shoreline armoring and structures that sit across the OHWM or wetland perimeter are not appurtenant structures.
Examples of Appurtenant structures in a sentence
Appurtenant structures may be permitted by the Committee subject to the limitation on square footage set forth in this Section XII, Subsection 29.
Appurtenant structures shall not be allowed if they are made of metal or plastic.
More Definitions of Appurtenant structures
Appurtenant structures means special purpose structures of significance which are built and maintained in connection with dams, for example spillways, water intake works, diversion works, hydraulic power generating works, water conduits such as tunnels, pipelines, penstocks and other ancillary works like roads;
Appurtenant structures means a development that is necessarily connected to the use and enjoyment of a residence and is located landward of the Ordinary High-Water Mark (As determined by Ecology) and I or the perimeter of a wetland as determined through a Wetland Delineation Report approved by the County. Appurtenances include a garage, deck, driveway, utilities, fences, private beach access (e.g. stairs), installation of a septic tank and drain field, and grading which does not exceed the threshold established in the local permitting or building regulations, whichever is less, and which does not involve placement of fill in any wetland, floodway, floodplain or waterward of the Ordinary High-Water Mark. Structural shoreline armoring and structures that sit across the Ordinary High-Water Mark or wetland perimeter are not appurtenant structures.
Appurtenant structures means those structures connected to the use and enjoyment of a
Appurtenant structures means any structural addition. (Ord. 7903. Passed 11-12- 2009.)
Appurtenant structures means a structure on the same parcel of property as the principal structure, the use of which is incidental to the use of the principal structure.