open space

English - Turkish

Definition of open space in English Turkish dictionary

(Keyname) ARALA

meydan

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general supplies open storage space

(Askeri) GENEL İKMAL MADDELERİ AÇIK DEPOLAMA SAHASI: Tesirsiz cephane ana parçalarını içine alan genel ikmal maddelerinin depolanmasında kullanılmak üzere inşa edilen islah edilmiş depolama sahası ile, bu gibi depolama maksatları için kullanılan, islah edilmemiş depolama sahaları

hazardous material open storage space

(Askeri) TEHLİKELİ MALZEME AÇIK DEPOLAMA SAHASI: Zehirli veya patlayıcı mahiyette olan tehlikeli maddelerin depolanması için ayrılmış açık saha

open ammunition space

(Askeri) AÇIK CEPHANELİK SAHASI: Cephanelik sahasına ilave olmak üzere, açıkta cephane depo etmek için hazırlanan veya düzenlenen bölge

open improved storage space

(Askeri) DÜZELTİLMİŞ AÇIK DEPOLAMA SAHASI: Bak. "open improved storage area"

open storage space

(Askeri) AÇIK DEPOLAMA SAHASI: Depolama için gösterilmiş toprak saha. Ayrıca bak. "storage" ve "storage space"

open unimproved storage space

(Askeri) DÜZELTİLMEMİŞ AÇIK DEPOLAMA SAHASI: Zemini, depolama maksadıyla düzeltilmemiş saha. Ayrıca bakınız: "storage space"

open unimproved wet space

(Askeri) DÜZELTİLMEMİŞ AÇIK SULU SAHA: Yüzücü teçhizatın depolanması için özel surette tahsis edilmiş ve bu maksatla kullanılmaya elverişli su sahası. Ayrıca bakınız: "storage"

English - English

Definition of open space in English English dictionary

Any non-developed area within a community

That portion of the landscape which has not been built over and which is sought to be reserved in its natural state or for agricultural or outdoor recreational use

includes public and private land that is retained as primarily undeveloped This could include lands devoted to active or passive recreational use or lands retained for visual or natural resource protection purposes

Open Space and Recreation Preservation and Environmental Planning

a portion of a site, which is permanently set aside for public or private use and will not be developed The space may be used for passive or active recreation, or may be reserved to protect or buffer natural areas

wide open area, open field

Certain portion of the landscape which has not been built upon and which is sought either to be reserved in its natural state or used for agricultural or recreational purposes(such as parks, squares, and the like)

Local parks, linear corridors, and large-scale public lands primarily along the rivers and in the Greenbelt, which are in or intended to be in public ownership and are or will be generally available for public use and enjoyment

Open space is the part of a zoning lot including courts or yards, which is open and unobstructed from its lowest level to the sky, and is accessible to and usable by all persons occupying dwelling units on the zoning lot In all residence districts, residential development must provide open space on the zoning lot The amount of open space required is determined by the open space ratio (OSR), which expresses the percentage of total lotarea that must be provided as open space on a development parcel In addition to open space, there are regulations for minimum size of front, rear, and side yards

That part of the countryside which has not been developed, and which is desirable for preservation in its natural state for ecological, historical, or recreational purposes, or in its cultivated state to preserve agricultural, forest, or urban greenbelt areas

Open space shall be those areas of a lot which except as provided by this zoning bylaw are to remain un-built and which shall not be used for parking, storage or display

Land and water areas on which few or no buildings and development has been made, relatively permanent, serving the following purposes: (1) conserving and protecting land and its resource features, (2) providing ecological protection, (3) providing park and recreation uses, (4) providing historic and/or scenic purposes, (5) shaping and guiding urban form, (6) enhancing community values and safety, and (7) maintaining options for the future

means land provided and deemed necessary and desirable for use by present and future residents may include such land in stream valleys, natural woods, areas of unusual natural scenic beauty, local play lots, recreational walkways, pathways, and planting areas in residential subdivisions and may be owned and maintained by a home owners association

The total area of land and/or water not improved by a building, structure, street, road or parking area, or containing only such improvements as are complementary, necessary or appropriate to the use and enjoyment of the open area

An area set aside or reserved for public or private use with very few improvements Types of open space include include: Golf Courses Agricultural Land Parks Greenbelts Nature Preserves In many cases, land designated as open space lies within the 100-year flood zone, has sensitive environmental features such as wetlands or aquifer recharge features such as caves and fault lines, or has unstable slopes

Undeveloped land or common areas in a planned community reserved for parks, walking paths or other natural uses

Lands between and around buildings as well as open or wooded lands identified for particular purposes, whether it be specific development projects, limited development, conservation, recreation, setbacks or buffer areas Open space represents many different elements in the landscape, including greens, quadrangles, lawns, pathways/walkways, groves, wooded areas, fields, and Natural Areas as well as provide space for future facility development

Areas of preserved land are termed open space They may be preserved through conservation easements; mitigation banks; and local, state, and federal acquisitions

An area forming an integral part of the site, left open to sky

a portion of a site which is permanently set aside for public or private use and will not be developed The space may be used for passive or active recreation, or may be reserved to protect or buffer natural areas

Land and/or water area with its surface open to the sky and predominantly undeveloped, which is set aside to serve the purposes of providing active or passive recreational opportunities, conserving valuable natural resources, and structuring urban development and form

An undeveloped piece of land adding ecological, scenic or recreational value to an urban area Open space can be public or private Examples include forests, marshes and wildlife sanctuaries

A participation technique enabling groups of people (as few as five or as many as 800, and over between one and five days) to identify common interests, discuss ideas, share information and experience, and organise themselves into continuing working groups focusing on specific topics Future Search is a similar technique

The non-built environment

Land that is primarily unimproved and that may be permanently dedicated, designated, or otherwise reserved for private or public use Open space areas may include environmentally sensitive areas, trails, parks, meadows, and forested areas

Land used for agriculture, natural habitat, pedestrian and/or scenic views, that is undivided and permanently protected from future development

Related Terms

open half space

A half space that does not include the plane that bounds it

open spaces

large spaces, wide open air, heart of nature, great outdoors

Hyphenation

o·pen space

Turkish pronunciation

ōpın speys

Pronunciation

/ˈōpən ˈspās/ /ˈoʊpən ˈspeɪs/

Etymology

[ 'O-p&n, -p& ] (adjective.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old High German offan open, Old English up up.