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BERGE NATURELLE [1 record]

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Record 1 2000-02-16

English

Subject field(s)
  • Hydrology and Hydrography
CONT

On-shore Disposal. Since shoreline and riparian environments are generally especially sensitive, dredged material should only be disposed of on natural shoreline to create, develop or improve wildlife habitats or for recreational or institutional purposes.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Hydrologie et hydrographie
CONT

Mise en dépôt en berge. Compte tenu de la sensibilité particulière des berges et des milieux riverains en général, les matériaux dragués devraient être déposés sur les berges naturelles des cours d'eau uniquement lorsque ce dépôt a pour objet la création, l'aménagement ou l'amélioration des conditions de l'habitat faunique ou encore l'utilisation à des fins récréatives ou institutionnelles, le tout en conformité avec les règles et les limites fixées par les diverses réglementations en matière d'habitat faunique et d'utilisation du sol.

Spanish

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