Frontage. For each Future Growth Main, the “Frontage” subject to an 8-inch minimum-sized main requirement and the “Frontage” subject to a 12-inch minimum-sized main requirement shall be computed by the Racine Utility at the time a determination is made to proceed with design and construction of a Future Growth Main, either as a Racine Utility-initiated main or as a Village-initiated main. As used in this Agreement, “Frontage” shall be defined as the distance that a lot or parcel of land abuts either side (or both sides, if applicable) of a Future Growth Main or abuts the street, highway or other right-of-way in which or adjacent to which the Future Growth Main is constructed and installed, excluding land already served by the Racine Utility, and land that is generally undevelopable because of wetlands, floodplains, steep slopes, exclusive agricultural zoning, public rights of way, or because of any other circumstances. As used in this Agreement, “Total Frontage” shall be defined as the sum of all such Frontage on a Future Growth Main. Total Frontage shall include all Frontage from the beginning to the end of the Future Growth Main, including Frontage of lots or parcels within municipal entities other than the Village, but all land within the City shall be deemed to be land that is already served by the Racine Utility.
Frontage. The linear measurement of the number of feet on the front side of the parcel. When presented with the square footage of a parcel, the first number always represents the frontage. Typically, this will be toward the main road. If it’s a corner parcel, there will be frontage on two streets. Heavy industry requires much more capital investment, larger plants or factories, and a significantly larger space than a light-industrial facility would require. Examples of heavy-industry facilities include automobile manufacturing plants, chemical plants, and steel industry plants. Light industry typically refers to businesses that produce smaller goods than those produced by heavy industry. Mixed-Use Space Property that has more than one use, such as an industrial property with an on-site office, which may even contain a retail space. Also referred to as flex space. Multi-Family Housing Unit Separate but adjacent housing units that exist within a single building. Also referred to as a multi-dwelling unit (MDU).
Frontage. The total dimension of a lot abutting a public street measured along the street right-of-way line.
Frontage. The part of a parcel that abuts the public right of way. New service connection. A new water, drainage, or sewer connection or change to an existing connection to a main and not the replacement of an existing connection to the main ((of the same size or smaller)).
