Serviced Land definition

Serviced Land means the Affordable Housing Land after the Affordable Housing Land Proprietor has:
Serviced Land means Land with services installed to the property line.
Serviced Land means land on which all infrastructural works, including those relating to roads, walls, drains, landscaping and utility services, have been completed;

Examples of Serviced Land in a sentence

  • In 2011 two Serviced Land Initiatives (SLI) for Monaghan Town to extend the existing waste water collection systems around the town were completed.

  • The Serviced Land and Infrastructure Assessment has been developed having regard to the policy provisions set out above and the standardised methodology provided in Appendix 3 ofthe NPF.Population Growth Chapter 2 of the draft Development Plan has provided for a sustainable population growth rate for the zoned settlements.

  • As long as your property is Serviced Land and has not been Disconnected by us, we will arrange and provide for a connection(s) to your property within 10 Business Days (or such later date as we both may agree), provided that your property meets the requirements for connection under our Connection Policy.

  • The figures are updated based on:● Additional lands zoned or proposed to be re-zoned for residential development.● Increased residential density.● The Serviced Land Initiative, which made additional funds available for infrastructure investment.

  • Serviced Land Intiative and Public Private Parthnership Funding Strategies to be implemented for delivery of infrastructure.


More Definitions of Serviced Land

Serviced Land means land in respect of which—
Serviced Land means land that has been serviced with municipal sewer and/or water services.
Serviced Land means a description of land, whether identified by individual title or by locality, that TasWater will permit to be connected to its water infrastructure or sewerage infrastructure. Its boundaries will be dynamic and may move as the capacity of the system evolves.
Serviced Land means a description of land, whether identified by individual title or by locality, that we will permit to be connected to our Infrastructure. Sewage means the waste matter which passes through sewers and includes Trade Waste. Sewerage Infrastructure means any Infrastructure that is, or is to be, used for:
Serviced Land means a lot or parcel of land for which public sewer service is available in an abutting street or abutting service easement;
Serviced Land means land on which infrastructural services including road, drainage system, water and other utilities, have been provided;
Serviced Land means an area of land which has vehicular and pedestrian access completed to an adoptable standard which is connected to an adoptable highway with foul and surface water sewers connected to adoptable sewers and with pipes and cables which are connected to mains services so as to be suitable for the supply of gas water electricity and telephone (consisting of the provision of ducting from a suitable telecommunications distribution point up to the boundary of the School Land to facilitate the provision of broadband)