Abutting property definition

Abutting property means that property which lies next to any road, street, or easement in which a public sewer is located. The boundary of the property abutting the sewer need not physically touch the sewer easement so long as that piece of land separating the sewer easement from the abutting property consists of a public right-of-way, easement, road, or street not owned or controlled by another private owner, so that the abutting property owner would not be required to obtain an easement in order to connect his/her property with the sewer.

Abutting property means real property or interest in real property bordering a state highway right-of-way.

Abutting property means any property which has any boundary or boundary point in common with the property on which the pesticide is to be applied.

Examples of Abutting property in a sentence

• Abutting property owners and all owners of other property whose closest boundary line is within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a boundary line of the project lot(s) which is the subject of the application shall be notified by first class mail by the Town, of all pending applications for Site Plan Review.

• Abutting property identification shall include tax assessor’s plat and parcel number and subdivision parcel number, where applicable.

• Abutting property shall be suitably sloped to the right-of-way line.

• Abutting property owners opposing the transfer shall have the opportunity to present their reasons for opposition.

• Abutting property owners along Oxford Street advocated to the applicant that they demolish the existing building so that a new structure could be build closer to Highland Avenue and, therefore, further away from mutual rear property lines.

More Definitions of Abutting property

Abutting property means any property within one-hundred feet (100') of the subject, or applicant's, property.

Abutting property means a property abutting a Road Allowance.

Abutting property means all real property that in any way shares a boundary with the real property of the applicant or permittee.

Abutting property means property abutting a street on which lighting improvements are made or proposed to be made.

Abutting property means all lots that the applicant’s property comes into contact with at one or more points, except for lots that are legally abutting but separated from the applicant’s property by a public or private street, alley or other right-of-way.

Abutting property means contiguous real property not separated by a publicly

Abutting property means and includes property bordering upon and contiguous to a public right- of-way as defined herein.