Gross Land Area definition
Gross Land Area means the total area of land acquired by the Company
Gross Land Area means the total land area of a proposed development that might include the centerline of adjoining road or street right of ways, if dedicated as part of the development, but does not include land area under surface water.
Gross Land Area means the total area of the land to be developed excluding constrained lands such as, without limitation: wetlands, unstable slopes, ravines, water courses, flood plains and other similar constraint lands.
Examples of Gross Land Area in a sentence
This Special Use Permit Modification authorizes the following: Number of Buildings 1 office building and 1 parking deck Gross Land Area 401,536 sq.
Gross Land Area: 18.193 Acres All street pavement will be constructed to meet or exceed the minimum standards defined by the City of Tulsa for public minor residential street construction.
More Definitions of Gross Land Area
Gross Land Area means the total area of the land to be developed excluding constrained lands such as, without limitation: wetlands, unstable slopes, ravines, water courses, flood plains, environmentally-protected areas, required railway buffers, and other similar constraint lands.
Gross Land Area means, for the purposes of this by-law, the lesser of the area defined as:
Gross Land Area means the total area of all lands contained in the subdivision plan or development or redevelopment application including lands subject to easements.
Gross Land Area means the total area of all lands that are subject to a Development or Redevelopment application, including any land which is to be dedicated for parks purposes or easements, but does not include any lands designated as Environmental Protection Area in the Official Plan.
Gross Land Area means the area of a lot within the property lines, plus not more than one-half the width of abutting public street and alley rights-of-way.
Gross Land Area means the total area of the land to be developed excluding constraint lands such as: wetlands, unstable slopes, ravines, water courses, flood plains and other similar constraint lands, that normally would be conveyed to the City through the development process;”
Gross Land Area means the total area of all lands contained in the Development or Redevelopment application.