Common use of Dwelling Clause in Contracts

Dwelling. The Parties acknowledge that the original dwelling was built in 1957 and had a footprint of 720 square feet, and further acknowledge that the dwelling was expanded at some point after 1957 and currently has a footprint of 840 square feet (884 square feet including roof overhangs, as shown on Exhibit A). In 1995, the Town issued to a prior owner of the Property a building permit (#95-125) authorizing the installation of a “new foundation under existing cottage.” Because the NOV acknowledges that the footprint of all structures within the shore setback as of January 1, 1989 “appears to be one thousand one hundred fifty-six (1,156) square feet”, which would allow for an expansion of up to a total of one thousand five hundred two point eight (1,502.8) square feet, the Parties agree that any future expansion of the footprint of any structure within the shoreland setback must comply with this limit under the SZO in effect at time of permit submission.

Dwelling. The Parties acknowledge that the original dwelling was built in 1957 and had a footprint of 720 square feet, and further acknowledge that the dwelling was expanded at some point after 1957 and currently has a footprint of 840 square feet (884 square feet including roof overhangs, as shown on Exhibit A). In 1995, the Town issued to a prior owner of the Property a building permit (#95-95- 125) authorizing the installation of a “new foundation under existing cottage.” Because the NOV acknowledges that the footprint of all structures within the shore setback as of January 1, 1989 “appears to be one thousand one hundred fifty-six (1,156) square feet”, which would allow for an expansion of up to a total of one thousand five hundred two point eight (1,502.8) square feet, the Parties agree that any future expansion of the footprint of any structure within the shoreland setback must comply with this limit under the SZO in effect at time of permit submission.