Significant Economic Injury definition
Significant Economic Injury means a monetary loss to a Disaster Relief Borrower caused as a direct result of a disaster in a Disaster Area which the Disaster Relief Borrower cannot remedy using unencumbered, and readily available, cash on hand without suffering further significant economic hardship.
Significant Economic Injury means the value of the property if the variance were denied would be substantially lower than its value if the variance were granted. To satisfy this standard, the applicant need not prove that denial of the variance would mean the practical loss of all beneficial use of the land.
Significant Economic Injury means causing the applicant to have to purchase additional property in order to have a structure or accessory structures of the size and type desired by the applicant, or placing the applicant at a disadvantage in the neighborhood by applying standards which would prevent the applicant from having a structure or accessory structures comparable in size, location, and number to those of other lot owners within 1000 feet.
More Definitions of Significant Economic Injury
Significant Economic Injury means the value of the property if the variance was denied would be substantially lower than its value if the variance were granted.”
Significant Economic Injury means a monetary loss to a Disaster Relief Borrower caused as a direct result of a disaster in a Disaster Area which the Disaster Relief Borrower cannot remedy using unencumbered, and readily available financial resources without incurring further significant economic hardship.
Significant Economic Injury means a monetary loss to a Disaster Relief Borrower caused as a direct result of a disaster in a Disaster Area which the Disaster Relief