neighbouring land definition
neighbouring land means an area or plot of land (other than land forming part of a road) which, or part of which, is conterminous with or within 20 metres of the boundary of the land for which the development is proposed;
neighbouring land. , in relation to any land, means land of a different owner or occupier that adjoins it at a common natural boundary, the whole or part of which boundary is insufficient to prevent the passage of stock.
neighbouring land means any land, other than adjoining land which is nearby a development site (and may include land in a neighbouring Council area).
More Definitions of neighbouring land
neighbouring land means land which directly adjoins the application site or which would adjoin it but for an entry or a road less than 20 metres in width;
neighbouring land means land which is conterminous with or within 20 metres of the boundary of land for which the development is proposed;
neighbouring land means the land to the south of Thaxted Road shown edged red on Plan 3 and included in planning application UTT/13/2060/OP Copy of the plan 3 map, below.
neighbouring land means any land directly adjacent with the Grower’s land
neighbouring land. - means the land specified in Item 3 of the Schedule;
neighbouring land means land which is conterminous with or within 4 metres of the boundary of land for which the development is proposed but only if any part of such land is within 90 metres of any part of the development in question:
neighbouring land. , in relation to a high hedge, means –