Land Coverage Clause Samples
The Land Coverage clause defines the portion of a property that may be occupied by buildings or other structures. Typically, it sets a maximum percentage of the total land area that can be covered, ensuring that a certain amount of open space is maintained on the site. This clause is commonly used in zoning regulations or lease agreements to control density, manage environmental impact, and preserve aesthetics, thereby preventing overdevelopment and ensuring compliance with local planning requirements.
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Land Coverage. The size of any Lot shall be limited to a minimum of three (3) acres and a maximum of twenty-five (25) acres. All building and parking areas on any Lot shall not occupy more than sixty (60) percent of the total area of said Lot. The remaining portion of the Lot, not to be less than forty (40) percent, shall be landscaped.
Land Coverage. The term “land coverage” shall include potential, soft, or hard coverage as defined in the TRPA Code of Ordinances.
Land Coverage. The following land coverage calculations shall be made for Qualified Exempt activities subject to the land coverage provisions of Chapter 30 of the TRPA Code: Project Area Allowable land coverage by project area and land capability district Existing land coverage by project area and land capability district Existing excess land coverage by project area and land capability district Relocated land coverage by project area and land capability district New land coverage by project area and land capability district Transferred land coverage by project area and land capability district