Sentence examples for buffer land from inspiring English sources
The city also agreed to pay for upgrading sewage treatment plants in upstate communities, repair many of the region's septic tanks and acquire buffer land around the reservoirs.
He observes that power stations tend to be built far from cities, and to be surrounded by idle "buffer" land.
Since 1985, the Park Service, which oversees the 2,144-mile 2,144-mile been trailg to buy anothas easement, on 18 acres adjacent to the trail, for "beener land".
The Nevada Test and Training Range's black sites are protected by mountainous buffer land, barbed-wire fencing, surveillance cameras hidden among Joshua trees, buried motion detectors, and private-security teams.
But the friars said they did not learn until July that in May, the Park Service had asked the Justice Department to order the friars to sell the government an easement on 18 more acres as "buffer land" for the trail, under eminent domain, a legal procedure that allows governments to take land for the public good, like roadways and parks, at its fair market value.
Our use of context sensitive data on biotopes and species, provided insight into the ability of ecosystems to buffer land cover changes.
The real habitat extends beyond park borders, winding through backyards, buffer lands and open spaces.
A vice president of the water company said BHC and its parent company, Aquarion, never considered raising money by selling any of its 17 reservoirs or buffer lands.
In his letter, Mr. Hevesi said that "the D.O.T. plan for this stretch of roadway would still destroy existing city-owned reservoir buffer lands and wetlands as well as facilitate high-speed through traffic on a roadway that is adjacent to and actually runs over the region's most important reservoir".
They come to do two-week treks on foot and yak up the spectacular Wakhan corridor – the strange "pan handle" that sticks out from the north-eastern corner of Afghanistan towards China drawn up by colonial map makers to ensure a tiny buffer of land between Russian territory and the British Raj.
The reclaimed areas have mostly been used for road construction, urban buildings, and basic infrastructures, reducing the buffer between land and ocean.
