Substantially Undeveloped Land definition
Substantially Undeveloped Land means land on which there is no more than one residential dwelling unit (exclusive of housing units directly associated with the fanning operation) for each 40 acres of land
Substantially Undeveloped Land means land on which there is no more than one residential dwelling unit (exclusive of housing units directly associated with the farming operation).
Substantially Undeveloped Land means land on which there is no more than one residential dwelling unit and related accessory buildings such as a garage or shed for each 40 acres of land. For parcels less than 40 acres in existence before February 18, 2010, and which cannot be joined to a larger contiguous parcel, Substantially Undeveloped Land means land on which there is no more than one residential dwelling unit and related accessory buildings for the parcel.
More Definitions of Substantially Undeveloped Land
Substantially Undeveloped Land means any real estate that does not have any building other than any building whose fair market value is less than $1 million and does not have any substantial improvement other than roads, utility, water and sewage connections, paved or cleared parking areas or other significant improvement necessary for the operation of the Existing Casinos.
Substantially Undeveloped Land means land on which there is no more than 1 residential dwelling unit (exclusive of migrant housing units) for each 20 acres of land.
Substantially Undeveloped Land means land on which there is no more than one-half of the subdivision potential or residential dwelling units permitted on the property pursuant to the applicable zoning ordinance currently developed or in the process of being developed.