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<br /> location or character, or areas used space subject to limitations set forth
<br /> predominantly for residential purposes. below.
<br /> B. Uncovered open space is total gross
<br /> Nursing Home land area not covered by buildings, plus
<br /> See Health and Personal Care Facility. open exterior balconies and roof areas
<br /> improved as recreation space.
<br /> Nutrient Sensitive Waters (NSW)365 C. Covered open space is usable open
<br /> Those waters which are so designated in the space closed to the sky, but having two
<br /> classification schedule in order to limit the clear unobstructed open or partially
<br /> discharge of nutrients (usually nitrogen and open sides. Partially open sides is to be
<br /> phosphorous). They are designated by"NSW" construed as 50% or more. Examples of
<br /> following the water classification. covered space are covered balconies,
<br /> covered portions of improved roof areas,
<br /> Obstruction or space under buildings supported on
<br /> Includes, but is not limited to, any dam, wall, columns or posts or cantilevered. The
<br /> wharf, embankment, levee, dike, pile, abutment, square footage countable as covered
<br /> protection, excavation, channelization, bridge, open space shall not exceed the square
<br /> conduit, culvert, building, wire, fence, rock, footage of the open space sides.
<br /> gravel, refuse, fill, structure, vegetation or other
<br /> material in, along, across, or projecting into any Open Space Ratio
<br /> watercourse, which may alter, impede, retard, or The minimum square footage of open space
<br /> change the direction and/or velocity of the flow required for each square foot of gross land area.
<br /> of water, or due to its location, its propensity to This area includes parking and vehicular access
<br /> snare or collect debris carried by the flow of areas and it can also include balconies, and
<br /> water, or its likelihood of being carried roofs improved for recreation.
<br /> downstream.
<br /> Outdoor Advertising Industry
<br /> Office Use The organizations that provide outdoor displays
<br /> A land use providing professional and clerical or display space on a lease or rental basis.
<br /> activities associated with the operation of a
<br /> business or provision of professional services to Outdoor Lighting
<br /> clientele. Installation of lighting equipment, whether
<br /> attached to poles, building structures, the earth,
<br /> Open Burning Of Trees, Limbs, or any other location to allow for the illumination
<br /> Stumps And Construction Debris of a building and exterior area(s)within the
<br /> Associated With The Permitted confines of a defined property line. Included are
<br /> open air spaces on a property, which are under
<br /> Activity a roof or other cover and not fully enclosed such
<br /> The disposal of limbs, stumps and construction as a canopy, pavilion, drive-through bay, or
<br /> debris associated with the permitted activity by parking deck.
<br /> means of outdoor fires.
<br /> Outdoor Lighting, Cutoff Fixture
<br /> Open Space - (flexible development) A fixture shielded or constructed in such a
<br /> "Primary Open Space Areas" and "Secondary manner that no more than 2 '/z% of the total light
<br /> Open Space Areas", as defined in Section emitted by the fixture is projected above the
<br /> 7.12.4, which are preserved through horizontal plane of the fixture.
<br /> conservation easements or other restrictions in a
<br /> flexible development subdivision.
<br /> Open Space - (land use intensity) Outdoor Lighting, Direct Light
<br /> A. Open space is the total horizontal area Light emitted directly from the lamp, off of the
<br /> of uncovered open space plus half the reflector diffuser, or through the refractor or
<br /> total horizontal area of covered open diffuser lens, of a luminaire.
<br /> 3es Added appropriate acronym (NSW)for this
<br /> definition.
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