Net Acreage definition

Net Acreage means the remaining ground area of a parcel after deleting all portions for proposed and existing public rights-of-way and undeveloped area.

Net Acreage means the gross acreage of the Property, excluding any and all public rights-of-way, the natural storm drainage channel on the west half of the Property, permanent detention basins, any formally delineated wetlands, and any and all utility easements if not otherwise developed with structures or parking (i.e., a portion of the 150-foot wide PG&E electrical line easement and the 50-foot wide PG&E gas/oil pipeline easement), which acreage is estimated by the Parties to be approximately 1,042 acres.

Net Acreage means all land except dedicated road rights-of-way, lakes, and ponds over one-fourth acre in size, areas over one-fourth acre in size determined by the water and power department to be incapable of sustaining irrigated vegetation because of geologic or topographic constraints, or areas that will not be irrigated, such as conservation easements or detention ponds planted to dryland types of vegetation, and areas legally served by domestic water sources other than the city’s or areas irrigated with non-potable water as provided in Title 19.

Examples of Net Acreage in a sentence

• Net Acreage: The area of a lot or lots which is useable for determining allowable densities, as set forth in the Net Acreage calculations standard contained in the section 3.D - (Land not suitable for development section) of the Lamoine Building and Land Use Ordinance.

• General site analysis identifying Net Acreage and the locations of floodplains, wetlands, required upland buffers, and waterbodies.

• Net Acreage shall be determined by a survey prepared by a surveyor licensed in the state in which the Property exists.

• Once Marine Way has been substantially completed as a four (4) lane road between Sand Canyon Road and an Alternative Secondary Access Point, as defined in this Section 8.3, (“Second Takedown Threshold”), Developer Party must enter into a Ground Lease for an additional minimum Net Acreage of (A) ten (10) acres per year, or (B) thirty (30) acres (for a cumulative total Net Acreage subject to Ground Leases of at least sixty (60) acres) within three (3) years of the Second Takedown Threshold.

• Developer Party must enter into additional Ground Leases for either (i) a Net Acreage of at least ten (10) acres per year, or (ii) no fewer than a Net Acreage of thirty (30) acres by the third (3rd) anniversary of the earlier of the effective date of the first Ground Lease or the date of the First Takedown Threshold.

More Definitions of Net Acreage

Net Acreage means the acreage of an Assessor’s Parcel as shown on the Final Subdivision Map excluding right-of-way for streets, roads, and other public purposes. Net Acreage includes acreage subject to a public utility easement.

Net Acreage means the net leasehold acres of the Company under any Company Lease or of Laredo under any Laredo Lease, as the same appear of record or as same are reflected on Exhibit A—Part 1 and Exhibit B—Part 1, as applicable.

Net Acreage means the number that results from subtracting from the Gross Acreage the number of net acres within the Property, or portion thereof as applicable, allocated in the approved Specific Plan to be used for infrastructure and therefore not available for sale or lease.

Net Acreage means, in addition to the definition in Article 8, lots containing those uses that are exempt from the lumens per acre caps under Paragraph 17.35.040.A.4 shall also exclude from the net acreage calculations the area devoted to the specific use, such as the vehicle sales lot, the fuel pump canopy, or the outdoor performance area.

Net Acreage means the acreage arrived at by multiplying a Person’s and their Affiliates’ working interest pursuant to each applicable title document, by the total acres of lands applicable to such working interest;

Net Acreage means the gross area of the portion of the Property being referred to, including all internal easements and rights-of-way but excluding any and all perimeter easements and dedicated rights- of-way. Net Acreage shall be determined by a survey prepared by a surveyor licensed in the state in which the Property exists. Within ninety (90) days of the Operations Date, Tenant shall have a licensed surveyor complete a survey of the Developed Property and calculate the total acreage of such Developed Property as of such date; and,

Net Acreage means the total gross acreage of the Property less the total acreage subject to third party surface rights (such as third-party easement or right of way rights) or any condemnation action or proceeding such that it is not suitable for the installation of Solar Facilities as set forth on that certain ALTA Survey. The Development Rent and Operating Rent are referred to herein collectively as the “Rent”.