§ 1433-03-L. Landslide Indicia.

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"Landslide Indicia" means geographical contour information included in the Cincinnati Area Geographic Information System (CAGIS) that illustrates both the degree of slope (See § 1433-03-S) as well as irregularities, the presence of which indicate existing or potential landslides. Primary examples of irregularities include:
(a)

A significant variation in the degree of slope within a given hillside, and

(b)

Very closely spaced contours, particularly near the bottom of a slope.

Either of these characteristics may indicate existing or dormant landslides. These characteristics, when combined with the soil type provide a basis for identifying hillsides where site-specific geotechnical investigations are needed.

(Ordained by Ord. No. 15-2004, eff. Feb. 13, 2004)

                    
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