Exempt parcel definition

Exempt parcel means a parcel that is:

Exempt parcel means the Public Property. Exempt Parcel does not include an assessor’s parcel that, immediately prior to the acquisition by the Agency or other Governmental Entity, was a Taxable Parcel that the Agency or any other Governmental Entity acquires by gift, devise, negotiated transaction, or foreclosure (including by way of credit bidding), or an assessor’s parcel that, immediately prior to the acquisition by the Agency, was a Taxable Parcel that the Agency acquires under its right of reverter under the DDA.

Exempt parcel means Condominium Common Area Parcels, Homeowners' Association Common Element Parcels, and Tax Parcels within the MSBU on which the construction of a Dwelling Unit or Building other than an accessory use building or structure, as defined in Section 3-9-2 of the Charlotte County Land Development Code, is prohibited by the County's land development regulations or due to binding development restrictions that prohibit the construction of a Dwelling Unit or Building.

Examples of Exempt parcel in a sentence

• Single Family Exemption to PRD Requirements For land owners of platted Lots of Record as of September 14, 1990, and legally non- conforming Lots of Record legally divided as of June 19, 1978, whose property does not meet the minimum Parcel size required for PRD approval, an exemption to the PRD requirements shall apply, and land owners shall be allowed to place or construct one (1) Single-Family Dwelling Unit on each such Exempt Parcel.

• Once the maximum assessment for a Tax Exempt Parcel is determined, the assessment amount shall be multiplied by 0.

• No assessment shall be levied on any Tax Exempt Parcel that is exempted from special assessments by state law.

• Nongovernmental Tax Exempt Parcel Street Light Operations Fee Assessment ( 14-01041)Approving resolution adopting and levying assessments for 2015, adopting the assessment roll, and directing the transmittal of the assessment roll to the Hennepin County Auditor.Staff Report: Street Light RCAAction Taken: Approved.

• Nongovernmental Tax Exempt Parcel Street Light Operations Fee Assessment: Passage of Resolution adopting and levying assessments for 2015.

• Non-Governmental Tax Exempt Parcel Street Maintenance: 2019 Assessments (2018-01144) Passage of Resolution adopting the assessments, levying the assessments, and adopting the assessment roll for the 2019 Street Maintenance Assessment, Project 1337M.

• Non-Governmental Tax Exempt Parcel Street Maintenance: 2018 Assessments (2017-01188) Passage of Resolution adopting the assessments, levying the assessments, and adopting the assessment roll for the 2018 Street Maintenance Assessment, Project 1337M.

• Had it not been for the 200 square feet conveyed to the adjacent property owner, the Property would be an Exempt Parcel.

• Non-Governmental Tax Exempt Parcel Street Light Operations Fee: 2018 Assessments (2017- 01189) Passage of Resolution adopting the assessments, levying the assessments, and adopting the assessment roll for the 2018 Street Light Operations Fee Assessment, Project 1337L.

• Clearance sheet requests for new residential units on lots classified as R/S or A-I on the Future Land Use Map require evidence from the applicant that the lot meets the minimum lot sizes as required by the Comprehensive Plan, or that the site qualifies as an Exempt Parcel as defined in Policy A.1.6.3. Exempt Parcels are those parcels and/or lots of record which existed as of September 14, 1990.

More Definitions of Exempt parcel

Exempt parcel means the Public Property. Exempt Parcel does not include an assessor’s parcel that, immediately prior to the acquisition by City, Authority, or other Governmental Entity, was a Taxable Parcel that Authority, City, or any other Governmental Entity acquires by gift, devise, negotiated transaction, or foreclosure (including by way of credit bidding), or an assessor’s parcel that, immediately prior to the acquisition by Authority, was a Taxable Parcel that Authority acquires under its right of reverter under the DDA.

Exempt parcel means the Public Property. Exempt Parcel does not include an assessor’s parcel that, immediately prior to the acquisition by Authority or other Governmental Entity, was a Taxable Parcel that Authority or any other Governmental Entity acquires by gift, devise, negotiated transaction, or foreclosure (including by way of credit bidding), or an assessor’s parcel that, immediately prior to the acquisition by Authority, was a Taxable Parcel that Authority acquires under its right of reverter under the DDA.

Exempt parcel means any Parcel that is not a Residential Parcel or a Non-Residential Parcel. Exempt Parcels are exempt from the levy of Special Taxes.