Examples of Cessation of use in a sentence
RCW 84.36.810 Cessation of use under which exemption granted— Collection of taxes.
See RCW 84.36.810 (1)(b) and WAC 458-16-150 regarding not-for-profit foundations and RCW84.36.262 and WAC 458-16-290 regarding nature conser- vancies for a more detailed explanation of the back taxes imposed on these entities.(b) "Cessation of use" means that an owner or user of exempt real property has ceased to use the property for an exempt purpose.
Cessation of use must be made enforceable in the air emissions permit for the facility or in an enforceable agreement by June 1, 2022.
The following definitions apply: Abandonment – Cessation of use of a wireless support structure for wireless telecommunications activity for at least the minimum period of time specified under this ordinance.
For purposes of this rule, the following definitions apply:(a) "Cessation of use" means a nonprofit association or corporation that has an interest in, or a nonprofit association or corporation that exclusively used exempt real property, has ceased to physically use the property for a use exempt under the provisions of subsection (3) of this rule.
Cessation of use of any central station electric service whatever at any of the premises to which such service has been furnished by the Cooperative pursuant to his membership.
The planning and programming phase will address the envisioning of potential new exhibition spaces.
Cessation of use of or activity at a Pre-existing Slate Quarry shall not be deemed abandonment of the same or discontinuance of a non-conforming use or structure under Sections 706 and 707 et seq.
However, if the property was exempt under RCW 84.36.050(2), "back taxes" means the taxes that would have been collected but for the existence of the property tax exemption during the seven years immediately preceding the cancellation or removal of the exemption or during the life of the exemption, whichever is less.(b) "Cessation of use" means that an owner or user of exempt real property has ceased to use the property for an exempt purpose.
Formal action was taken which required the removal of unauthorised alterations to the building in the form of the introduction of a door, window and roof lights, in breach of Condition 2 of the original permission which required the development to be undertaken in strict accordance with the approved plans (Notice No.1); and Cessation of use of the outbuilding as habitable accommodation (Notice No.2).