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`/ rVL~.J <br />~- I N C O R V O R A I e D <br />Creek banks can be oversteepened by stream cutting and erosion, which can cause the <br />banks to slump. The slumped material then can be transported downstream. In flood <br />__ stage, even vegetated stream banks unprotected by riprap or stream lining can erode if <br />design velocities are exceeded. <br />C. Definitions. <br />1. Lot: A plot of land, as shown upon a recorded subdivision map of any portion of Laurel <br />__ Creek Estates, which is designed and intended for the construction of asingle-family <br />residence, including all improvements constructed thereon and any adjustments which <br />-.. may be made from time to time by a recorded lot line adjustment. A lot does not include <br />land owned in fee by the homeowners' association, nor does it include Open Space. <br />2. Undeveloped Property: A Lot which has been rough graded, but on which asingle-family <br />-- residence has not been completed. <br />3. Open Space: Property which is located within the GHAD boundary, but which is not a <br />Lot or Undeveloped Property. "Open space" includes land owned in fee by the <br />- homeowners' association. <br />4. Slope Instability: Unstable slope conditions as a result of landsliding, soil creep and/or <br />slope erosion. <br />5. Landslide: A deposit of soil and/or bedrock moving downward from its original position <br />-- under the influence of gravity. Landslides include a variety of morphologies and are <br />further defined by types of material, wetness, and mode of movement. For example: <br />4291-W2 <br />July 17, 1997 <br />__ Revised October 9, 1997 <br />Revised October 22, 1997 7 <br />