Common use of Single Lot Containing Multiple Zones Clause in Contracts

Single Lot Containing Multiple Zones. Where the boundaries of the zone designation are not coterminous with the property line boundaries, a single lot will contain multiple zones. In that event, the County shall first determine if the zone boundary appears to be the result of a mapping error. In that case, the mapping error shall be resolved as provided in Subsection D.5 (Map Corrections) below. Where the County determines that a mapping error has not occurred, the uses of the lot shall be consistent with the zone as shown for the portion of the lot on which the use is proposed. Multiple uses of a lot with multiple zones are expressly allowed consistent with the requirements of each zone. The precise location of the uses may be modified by a planned development or specific plan. Any uncertainty as to the boundaries of each zone within the lot shall be determined pursuant to Subsection D.4 (Map Boundaries) below.

Single Lot Containing Multiple Zones. Where the boundaries of the zone designation are not coterminous with the property line boundaries, a single lot will may contain multiple zones. In that event, the County shall first determine if the zone boundary appears to be the result of a mapping error. In that case, the mapping error shall be resolved as provided in Subsection Section D.5 (Map Corrections) below. Where the County determines that a mapping error has not occurred, the uses of the lot shall be consistent with the zone as shown for the portion of the lot on which the use is proposed. Multiple uses of a lot with multiple zones are expressly allowed consistent with the requirements of each zone. The precise location of the uses may be modified by a planned development or specific plan. Any uncertainty as to the boundaries of each zone within the lot shall be determined pursuant to Subsection D.4 (Map Boundaries) Section D.4, below.

Single Lot Containing Multiple Zones. Where the boundaries of the zone designation are not coterminous with the property line boundaries, a single lot will contain multiple zones. In that event, the County shall first determine if the zone boundary appears to be the result of a mapping error. In that case, the mapping error shall be resolved as provided in Subsection Section D.5 (Map Corrections) below. Where the County determines that a mapping error has not occurred, the uses of the lot shall be consistent with the zone as shown for the portion of the lot on which the use is proposed. Multiple uses of a lot with multiple zones are expressly allowed consistent with the requirements of each zone. The precise location of the uses may be modified by a planned development or specific plan. Any uncertainty as to the boundaries of each zone within the lot shall be determined pursuant to Subsection D.4 (Map Boundaries) Section D.4, below.