Steep Slope Ordinance : ConservationTools

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Municipalities use zoning regulations to limit disturbance of steep slopes in order to prevent erosion, reduce the risk of dangerous landslides, and preserve scenic hillsides. (Print version of ConservationTools.org guide)

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https://conservationtools.org/guides/59

Year: 2019

Author(s): John Theilacker, AICP, Kevin Anderson, and Nate Lotze

Organization/Source: Pennsylvania Land Trust Association

Topic tags: Sample Steep Slope Ordinances, Steep Slopes, and Print Versions of ConservationTools.org Guides

Related guides: Conservation by Design and Steep Slope Ordinance

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