Noun
shoreland (plural shorelands)
The land at the shore of a lake, sea, etc.
A close examination of the proposed changes shows a serious digression from the current shoreland zoning regulations that have been in place for decades, so much so that they represent a potential negative impact to the water quality of China Lake. Source: Internet
Neck Road resident Sheri Wilkens added another problem; the amendments would have allowed shoreland property owners to demolish or remove accessory structures (like sheds) and count the reduction in roof area toward enlargement of a main building. Source: Internet
But the DEP replaced that language with the “per residential dwelling unit” standard they have traditionally required in similar appeals from municipalities with shoreland in their downtowns. Source: Internet
“The shoreland of the Heath is in Resource Protection Zone. Source: Internet