Legal lot of record definition

Legal lot of record means a lot created in accordance with Chapter 23 (Subdivision Code), [Hawaii] Hawaiʻi County Code [, as amended,] 1983 (2016 Edition, as amended), and all previous codes and ordinances relating to the creation of subdivisions within the County of [Hawaii.] Hawaiʻi. A legal lot of record also includes a pre-existing lot created prior to the adoption of any codes and ordinances relating to subdivisions.

Legal lot of record means a lot created in accordance with applicable regulations and shown or described on a plat or deed in the Office of the County Recorder.

Legal lot of record means a lot or parcel that was created through compliance with land use laws and regulations in effect at the time of creation.

Examples of Legal lot of record in a sentence

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• Legal lot of record" means a lot created in accordance with Chapter 23 (Subdivision Code), [Hawaii] Hawaiʻi County Code [, as amended,] 1983 (2016 Edition, as amended), and all previous codes and ordinances relating to the creation of subdivisions within the County of [Hawaii.] Hawaiʻi.

• Legal lot of record" means a lot created in accordance with Chapter 23 (Subdivision Code),[Hawaii] Hawaiʻi County Code [, as amended,] 1983 (2016 Edition, as amended), and all previous codes and ordinances relating to the creation of subdivisions within the County of [Hawaii.] Hawaiʻi.

More Definitions of Legal lot of record

Legal lot of record means a parcel which was in compliance with both the platting, if applicable, and zoning laws in existence when the parcel was originally created or segregated, or which is otherwise determined to be consistent with the criteria of the Stevenson Municipal Code and State statutes. Owners of such lots shall be eligible to apply for development permits pursuant to the municipal code. Parcels segregated for tax purposes are not lots of record unless they comply with both platting and zoning laws in existence at the time that an application for segregation is received by the County Assessor, or are otherwise determined to be consistent with the Stevenson Municipal Code.

Legal lot of record means a parcel that is in compliance with the land use laws in effect at the time it was created.