Definitions for "Buffer strips"
Keywords:  waterway, ditch, grass, farm, strip
a piece of land that exists between one habitat and another that insulates one habitat from another. In the case of vineyards, an example would be a strip of land between a waterway and a vineyard that contains grasses, shrubs, and/or trees that helps insulate the waterway from the vineyard.
Areas of grass or other close growing vegetation that separates a waterway (ditch, stream, brook) from an intensive land use area (subdivision, farm); also referred to as filter strips, vegetated filter strips, and grassed buffers. Buffer strips can either be natural or man-made. BYPASS VOLUME: Volume (cubic feet) at which stormwater flow bypasses the treatment components of the system. Once this volume is in the system, additional flows are not treated.
Strips of grass or other erosion-resisting vegetation between or below cultivated strips or fields.
Keywords:  crown, bar, cover, see
See "crown bar cover".