Land Division Sample Clauses

Land Division. The creation of new residential lots through land division must: A. Be designed, configured and developed in a manner that assures that no net loss of ecological functions results from the plat or subdivision at full build-out of all lots. B. Prevent the need for new shoreline stabilization or flood hazard reduction measures that would cause significant impacts to other properties or public improvements or a net loss of shoreline ecological functions.

Land Division. A division of a parcel of land where the act of division creates fewer than five lots, parcels or building sites of 15 acres each or less in area.

Land Division. Should a division of land be necessary to create a new Fee Ownership Parcel, Seller shall submit application to the proper local jurisdiction and complete all requirements to finalize the creation of a new Fee Ownership Parcel in IPC’s name. Seller shall provide final approval documentation to IPC. Description Ownership Cost

Land Division. If the property that is subject of this contract is not platted land or a condominium, the seller agrees to transfer land divisions. Purchaser acknowledges that the deed shall contain the following language: “The grantor grants to the grantee the right to make divisions under section 108 of the Land Division Act, Act No. 288 of the Public Acts of 1967. This property may be located within the vicinity of farm land or a farm operation. Generally accepted agriculture and management practices which may generate noise, dust, odors and other associated conditions may be used and are protected by the Michigan right to farm act.”

Land Division. On June 2, 2004, Xxxxxx Lumber, Inc. conveyed to Xxxxxx Xxxxxx approximately 99 acres of land having no frontage on Lower Shin Pond plus four 12-foot wide strips of land running from the 99 acres of backland to the shore of Lower Shin Pond. For purposes of applying the Commission’s subdivision rules, this parcel is subsequently referred to as the “parent parcel.” HARLOW BUILDING, 4TH FLOOR PHONE: 000-000-0000 XXX.XXXXX.XXX/XXXX/XXXX FAX: 000-000-0000 The four 12-foot wide strips of land are shown on the “Plan of Easterly Shore, Lower Shin Pond Camp Lots Situated on Tract No. 49,” dated August 1934, recorded in the Penobscot Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 25, Page 26 (“Lower Shin Pond Camp Plan”), and are situated between Lots 26 and 27 (“Strip A”), Lots 28 and 29 (“Strip B”), Lots 30 and 31 (“Strip C”), and Lots 32 and 33 (“Strip D”).1 The narrow shorefront lots were created in 1934. On June 15, 2009, Xxxxxx Xxxxxx conveyed Strip A and Strip B to Xxxxxx Xxxxxx.2 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx divided from Lot 30 within the Lower Shin Pond Camp Plan a 24-foot-wide strip of land to convey to Xxxxxx Xxxxxx to resolve a property dispute between the parties.3 Strip C referenced above and the 24-foot wide strip of land conveyed to Xxxxxx were abutting strips. The combined 36-foot wide strip of land is referred to as “Strip E” in this Agreement. On April 30, 2011, Xxxxxx Xxxxxx conveyed 96.6 acres of his 99-acre parcel to Xxxx and Xxxxx Xxxxxxx. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx retained a 2.5-acre lot, including Strip C, Strip D, and Strip E. On July 1, 2015, Xxxxxx Xxxxxx conveyed a 2.43-acre back lot portion of his remaining 2.5-acre lot to Xxxxx Xxx and Xxxxxx Xxx.4 In a separate deed on the same date, Xxxxxx Xxxxxx conveyed the waterfront Strip E to the Coxes.5 After this conveyance, Xxxxxx Xxxxxx only retained a single 12-foot wide strip of land, Strip D. The Coxes’ property is a single, merged lot for the purpose of the Commission applying Land Use Districts and Standards, 01-672 C.M.R. 10 (last amended June 17, 2019) (“Chapter 10”). Two or more contiguous lots in the same ownership that individually do not meet dimensional requirements shall be combined to the extent necessary to meet the dimensional requirements. Ch. 10, § 10.11(E)(5). Because Strip E does not meet the minimum lot size requirement of 40,000 square feet pursuant to Ch. 10, § 10.26(A)(1), it is merged with the 2.43-acre back lot with which it is contiguous and under the same ownership. The Coxes merged lot includes just 36 fe...

Land Division. The City of Xxx Arbor has reviewed and approved a proposed land division splitting the 13.59 acre parcel into two parcels of approximately 9.59 acres and 4 acres respectively as agreed upon between Purchaser and Avalon. In the event the City has not agreed to such land division or has imposed additional obligations on Seller other than the filing of an application with appropriate surveys, neither party shall be required to proceed with closing.

Land Division. The DEVELOPMENT will be constructed on Lot of CSM , as more particularly described on Exhibit 2 attached hereto.

Land Division. If the Purchaser is purchasing only a portion of a larger tract of land owned by the Seller, the Purchaser will likely condition its obligations on confirmation that the municipality with jurisdiction over the Property has approved the split of the Property from the parent parcel, thus ensuring it has a separate tax parcel identification number from the parent parcel.

Land Division. The Land Division is responsible for licensing, compliance, enforcement and oversight of various land development activities pursuant to several laws it administers: Natural Resources Protection Act (NRPA); Stormwater Management Law; Site Location of Development Act (Site Law); Performance Standards for Excavations and Quarries; Maine Waterway Conservation and Development Act; Mandatory Shoreland Zoning; and Erosion and Sedimentation Control Law. The Land Division administers the Maine Healthy Beaches program, a partnership between the Department, the University of Maine, and local municipalities to help ensure Maine’s salt-water beaches remain clean. The type of permit approvals issued each year range from small stream crossings, to stormwater pond construction, to residential and commercial development, to expanded hydropower production and water quality certifications, up to grid-scale wind energy developments. Land Division staff provides field determinations to assist the regulated community in determining the presence of natural resources and permitting needs and takes part in various education and training opportunities. The Land Division provides ‘on-call’ services every day, responding to complaints or questions from citizens either by phone or by walk-in meetings. The Land Division also establishes sound environmental standards that will prevent the degradation of and encourage the enhancement of Maine's natural resources.

Land Division. The City, effective as of the execution of this Agreement, waives extraterritorial plat approval rights otherwise afforded the City pursuant to the provisions of Sec. 236.10, Wis.