Commercial subdivision definition

Commercial subdivision means any platted territory outside the limits of a municipal corporation and fronting a highway where, for a distance of three hundred feet or more, the frontage is improved with buildings in use for commercial purposes, or where the entire length of the highway is less than three hundred feet long and the frontage is improved with buildings in use for commercial purposes.

Commercial subdivision means any land that is divided, resubdivided or proposed to be divided into two (2) or more lots, parcels, sites, units, plots, or other division of land for the purpose, whether immediate or future, of offer, sale, lease, or development either on the installment plan or upon any and all other plans, terms or conditions. For purposes of clarification, any remaining portion of the original lot from which additional lots were subdivided shall be counted as one (1) lot.

Commercial subdivision is defined in Section 6.6.

Examples of Commercial subdivision in a sentence

• Commercial subdivision: $2,000 per lot for each lot up to five lots, and $500 per lot for each lot over five lots.

• NCDOT approved curb and gutter shall be required on principal and minor arterials, except any Industrial and Commercial subdivision which is located in any Water Supply Watershed which may use ditches in lieu of curb and gutter.

• The area to the west consists of the Hunters Crossing Commercial subdivision and Lot 1, Lantis.

• Ed James asked if this was part of the area plan.Christie Hutchings said that it is part of the Commercial subdivision but it stands alone.

• BUSINESS CORE AREA: An area within a High-Density Commercial subdivision that provides the public with convenient centralized business services to close proximity to ample parking.

• The proposed commercial development is located within the Taggart-Loblaws Commercial subdivision within the City of Ottawa Pressure Zone 3W.

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• Parkview Station) - Commercial District) (Former Train Station) − Commercial subdivision and site plan for proposed restaurant, offices and retail use.

• Commercial subdivision: $2,000 per lot for each lot up to five lots, and$500 per lot for each lot over five lots.

• Brad Marczuk) - Applicant requests approval from the Planning and Zoning Commission (acting as Design Review Committee) for a 9,546 square foot commercial building to house a new Dollar Tree store, accompanying landscaping and parking lot, within the future Ensign Commercial subdivision.

More Definitions of Commercial subdivision

Commercial subdivision means a commercial subdivision, industrial subdivision, or multifamily subdivision, or any combination thereof, but not including any single-family, two-family, or townhome subdivision that meets the definition of “residential subdivision.” Commercial subdivisions are not subject to the procedures, provisions, and timelines of Utah law, as more particularly provided in this Title. Commercial subdivisions shall include any subdivisions involving Multi-Family Dwellings or Condominium housing or use types as defined in CZC 12.12.040 (Definitions).

Commercial subdivision means any platted territory outside the limits of a municipal corporation and fronting a

Commercial subdivision means any platted territory outside the limits of a municipal corporation and fronting a highway where, for a distance of three hundred feet or more, the

Commercial subdivision means any platted territory where the frontage is improved with buildings in use for commercial purposes. Commercial purposes include, but are not limited to restaurants, convenience stores, radio towers, cathodic protection units, stock water wells, telephone equipment rooms, garages, shopping centers, and mining facilities.