Property line boundary definition
Property line boundary means a line drawn through the points of contact of adjoining lands, apartments, condominiums, townhouses, duplexes, owned, rented, or leased by different persons.
Property line boundary means an imaginary line, drawn through the points of contact of adjoining lands, apartments, condominiums, townhouses and duplexes owned, rented or leased by different persons, a demarcation or a line of separate of properties, and also, for any two or more buildings, sharing common grounds, the line drawn midway between any two such buildings. All areas devoted to public rights of way shall be deemed to be across the property line. For the purpose of this definition, the property line includes all points on a plane formed by projecting the property line in a manner deemed appropriate by the enforcing police officer.
Property line boundary means a line drawn through the points of contact of adjoining lands, apartments, condominiums, townhouses or duplexes, owned, rented, or leased by different persons; a demarcation or a line of separation of properties; and also, for any two or more buildings sharing common grounds, the line drawn midway between any two said buildings. For the purpose of this chapter, the property line includes all points on a plane formed by projecting the property line in a manner deemed appropriate by the director.