Contiguous land definition

Contiguous land means lands under the ownership, lease or control of an applicant for deer, bear, turkey or goose dam- age payments which are connected to the lands subject to a claim application or separated only by a roadway, easement, license or waterway.

Contiguous land means land bordering the land within the permit area.

Contiguous land means land which is touching at any point, except that land which is separated by only a public or pri- vate right-of-way will be considered contig- uous.

Examples of Contiguous land in a sentence

• Consistent with County and/or City requirements and sufficient to accommodate Aircraft Maintenance Provider’s employees, customers, subtenants, and other visitors.6.2.1.4.1. If space for Vehicle Parking is not available on Aircraft Maintenance Provider’s Contiguous land, Vehicle Parking shall be situated in close proximity to Aircraft Maintenance Provider’s facility/Improvements.

• Consistent with County and/or City requirements and sufficient to accommodate Aircraft Sales Provider’s employees, customers, subtenants, and other visitors.10.2.1.4.1. If space for Vehicle Parking is not available on Aircraft Sales Provider’s Contiguous land, Vehicle Parking shall be situated in close proximity to Aircraft Sales Provider’s facility/Improvements.

• Consistent with County and/or City requirements and sufficient to accommodate Avionics or Instrument Maintenance Provider’s employees, customers, subtenants, and other visitors.7.2.1.4.1. If space for Vehicle Parking is not available on Avionics or Instrument Maintenance Provider’s Contiguous land, Vehicle Parking shall be situated in close proximity to Avionics or Instrument Maintenance Provider’s facility/Improvements.

• Consistent with County and/or City requirements and sufficient to accommodate Aircraft Charter Provider’s or Aircraft Management Provider’s employees, customers, subtenants, and other visitors.9.2.1.4.1. If space for Vehicle Parking is not available on Aircraft Charter Provider’s or Aircraft Management Provider’s Contiguous land, Vehicle Parking shall be situated in close proximity to Aircraft Charter Provider’s or Aircraft Management Provider’s facility/Improvements.

• Consistent with County and/or City requirements and sufficient to accommodate SASO’s employees, customers, subtenants, and other visitors.5.2.1.4.1. If space for Vehicle Parking is not available on SASO’s Contiguous land, Vehicle Parking shall be situated in close proximity to SASO’s facility/Improvements.

More Definitions of Contiguous land

Contiguous land means lands under the ownership, lease or control of an applicant deer, elk, bear, turkey or goose for any species listed in s. 29.889, Stats., for which damage payments

Contiguous land means land adjoining and touching other land regardless of whether or not portions of the parcels have separate assessor’s tax numbers or were purchased at different times, lie in different sections, are in different government lots, or are separated from each other by private road or private rights-of-way.

Contiguous land means land contiguous to a wharf and under the care, control and management of the Minister;

Contiguous land means land that is owned in fee title by the applicant and that is not interrupted by land owned by another person. Land that is owned by the applicant that is interrupted by adjacent federal or state land may on an individual basis be considered as contiguous land if the individual leases the federal or state land.

Contiguous land means land which is touching at any point, except that land which is separated by only a public or private right- of-way shall be considered contiguous.

Contiguous land means a continuous and unbroken piece of land that is comprised of two or more parcels or lots and each parcel or lot

Contiguous land means land included in the same par- cel or an adjacent parcel. “Contiguous land” includes parcels that are separated only by a road, railway, or utility right−of−way, or by a government−owned land corridor or waterway not wider than 66 feet.