mean high water termin techniczny , MHW (skrót)

It, too, is usually set at the mean high water line.

As a result, the legal mean high water mark can be different from nature's.

Being part of the county would mean higher water bills, and more red tape, residents said.

In the closed position, the bridge had a clearance of only seven feet above mean high water.

Above the mean high water mark, the consent of the owner or controlling agency is required.

Below mean high water mark, consent is not required for the declaration of a marine park.

It would also likely mean higher water and sewerage rates, the report's authors predict.

Instead, he said, along the coasts, "All lands that lie beyond mean high water are maintained by the state as public land."

Inshore waters include any area which is submerged at mean high water spring tide.

In the end, the owner decided on a plan that would require construction only past mean high water, and therefore no bulkheading or state permit.

Mean High Water Mark may change according to the natural changes that impact on the shore.

The seaward boundary of the marine park is set at 0.5 nautical miles from mean high water mark.

In most coastal states, it is set at the mean high water line -- a fluctuating boundary.

Compared to local sea level, though, the highest point of the Rocks peaked barely sixty-five feet above mean high water.

How much does the Mean High Water Mark application cost?

The remainder of Munisport site beyond the landfill area unfortunately lies below the mean high water line, further increasing risk.

However, locating levels such as mean high water and mean low water has been a matter of much litigation.

Is the Mean High Water Mark boundary fixed in one position?

What is mean high water / mean low water?

How can I determine the level of the Mean High Water Mark?

Much of the riverbed and foreshore up to the mean high water mark within its geographical jurisdiction is owned by the Authority.

They also include the waters of every estuary, river or channel where the tide flows at mean high water spring tide.

It extends down to Mean High Water, but excludes the two fields on the eastern side still in use.

The park does not extend beyond Mean High Water Mark on the adjacent coast.

Does the Mean High Water Mark apply to lakes and lagoons?