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<br /> cabin accommodations, dining facilities, barns, High Quality Waters (HQW)358
<br /> dance hall and recreational facilities, including Supplemental classification intended to protect
<br /> but not limited to riding rings, trails, fishing holes waters which are rated excellent based on
<br /> and swimming facilities. biological and physical/chemical characteristics
<br /> through NCDEQ monitoring or special studies,
<br /> Habitable Rooms primary nursery areas designated by the Marine
<br /> Rooms designed and used for living, sleeping, Fisheries Commission, and other functional
<br /> eating, cooking, or combinations thereof. nursery areas designated by the Marine
<br /> Bathrooms, toilet compartments, closets, halls, Fisheries Commission.
<br /> storage rooms, laundry and utility spaces,
<br /> basement recreation rooms, and similar areas Highest Adjacent Grade (HAG)
<br /> are not considered habitable rooms. The highest natural elevation of the ground
<br /> surface, prior to construction, next to the
<br /> Hazardous Waste Management proposed walls of the structure.
<br /> Facility
<br /> A facility or any portion of a facility for the Historic structure
<br /> collection, storage, processing, treatment, Any structure that is:
<br /> recycling, recovery, or disposal of hazardous a) Listed individually in the National
<br /> waste on or in land in accordance with rules Register of Historic Places (a listing
<br /> adopted by the State of North Carolina maintained by the U.S. Department of
<br /> Department of EnviFGRment and Natural Interior) or preliminarily determined by
<br /> Reseu TEnvironmental Quality.357 the Secretary of Interior as meeting the
<br /> requirements for individual listing on the
<br /> Health and Personal Care Facility National Register;
<br /> A public or private facility, establishment, or b) Certified or preliminarily determined by
<br /> institution providing housing for 16 or more the Secretary of Interior as contributing
<br /> unrelated to the historical significance of a
<br /> individuals who are furnished meals and registered historic district or a district
<br /> health/personal care on a continuing basis. preliminarily determined by the
<br /> Term includes: Secretary to qualify as a registered
<br /> convalescent homes, nursing homes, rest historic district;
<br /> homes, assisted living facility, sanatoria, homes c) Individually listed on a local inventory of
<br /> for the elderly, historic landmarks in communities with a
<br /> handicapped, disabled, youthful offenders, "Certified Local Government (CLG)
<br /> addicted to alcohol or drugs, requiring Program,"which has been approved by
<br /> professional health the Department of the Interior; or
<br /> care, adult supervision, or rehabilitation. d) Certified as contributing to the historical
<br /> significance of a historic district
<br /> Health Services designated by a community with a
<br /> Establishments of licensed practitioners, or "Certified Local Government (CLG)
<br /> licensed persons independently practicing a Program". (CLG Programs are
<br /> profession, primarily engaged in rendering approved by the US Department of the
<br /> medical, surgical and other health related and Interior in cooperation with the North
<br /> allied personal care services in the health field Carolina Department of Cultural
<br /> e. physicians, physical therapists, dentists, Resources through the State Historic
<br /> ( g p y y p Preservation Officer as having met the
<br /> medical specialists). requirements of the National Historic
<br /> High-Density Option Preservation Act of 1966, as amended).
<br /> One of two approaches available for Holiday Decoration
<br /> development in some watershed overlay
<br /> districts. Generally, the high-density option Holiday displays, decorations and greetings,
<br /> relies on density limits and engineered which relate to any federally designated holiday,
<br /> stormwater controls to minimize the risk of water legal holiday or religious holiday.
<br /> pollution.
<br /> 157 Correct entity name. 3..NEW DEFINITION—this definition generally
<br /> conforms to NCDEQ's formal definition.
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