Edgmont Township Steep Slope Conservation Overlay District : ConservationTools

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Steep slope overlay district for Edgmont Township (Delaware County). Includes series of permitted, conditional, and prohibited uses for areas of "very steep slope" (greater than 25%) and "steep slope" (15–25%).

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