§ 314-176 Natural Resource Use Types

314-176 Natural Resource Use Types

Natural Resource Use Types include the on-site structures and activities which are compatible with the protection and enhancement of sensitive coastal resources. The following are Natural Resource Use Types:

The Fish and Wildlife Habitat Management Use Type refers to the manipulation or maintenance of vegetation or streams, or construction of minor structures to yield desired results in terms of habitat suitable for designated wildlife or fishery species or groups of species. (From Section CZ#A313-12(B); Added to INL by Ord. 2205, Sec. 1, 4/11/00)

The Watershed Management Use Type includes manipulation or maintenance of a total area or portion of an area draining into a given waterway or reservoir for purposes of wildlife or fishery enhancement, water quality or quantity enhancement, siltation and erosion control and for flood plain management. (From Section CZ#A313-12(C); Added to INL by Ord. 2205, Sec. 1, 4/11/00)

The Wetland Restoration Use Type includes manipulation or management of an area to create or enhance wetland resource values such as fish and wildlife habitat, siltation and erosion control, and flood storage. (From Section CZ#A313-12(D); Added to INL by Ord. 2205, Sec. 1, 4/11/00)