The trail would use the 150-foot-wide buffer of state land on the south side of the road, and so far the state Department of Transportation has not objected.
There are many other factors, of course, that determine what elements make it from crops into river water, for example, whether watersheds are protected by wetlands or buffer strips of land.
Where there is a persistent under-delivery of housing, the secretary of state would have powers to direct further efforts, "including an increase in the buffer of identified land to increase the number of sites with potential for delivery; designation of a planning authority; or the creation of a New Homes Corporation".
Then Dodge stepped into the shadow of his fire, so that he was surrounded by a buffer of burned land.
DVCs was generally lower in landscapes (100- and 1000 m buffers) composed of land that is more open.
And in drawing up plans, local authorities should allocate buffers of additional land which would be released for development "as triggered by indicators of unexpectedly high demand".
In return for statehood, Israel will want annexed chunks of land, buffer zones, redrawn borders.
In 1832 when Adare Manor in rural County Limerick in the west of Ireland was built, lighting was often by candles, air-conditioning meant opening the windows and 39,000 acres of land buffered the grand house, called a "Calendar House" for its 52 chimneys and 365 leaded-glass windows.
But that was clearly not the understanding of the hundreds of Gazans who thought that they would have access to the so-called buffer zone, a 1,000-foot-wide 1,000-foot-wide 1,000-foot-widehern and eastrip bofders, that had for years been so tantalandngly close, alonget beyond reach.
