bulkhead line
A "bulkhead line" is crucial in defining boundaries for construction and navigation purposes along shorelines and navigable waterways.
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Definition
C1Waterway Regulation
(technical, regulatory)A boundary set by authorities along a shoreline or waterway, beyond which construction is restricted to ensure navigability and environmental protection.
Example
- The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers established a bulkhead line to regulate pier construction in the harbor.
- Developers must adhere to the bulkhead line to avoid legal issues and protect the waterway.
B2Construction
(technical, engineering)An official line along a shoreline indicating the limit for permissible construction activities on or near the water.
Example
- The bulkhead line defines where developers can build structures without impacting the shoreline ecosystem.
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