Abutting definition
Abutting means adjoining and includes properties having a common boundary or a building or buildings that share at least one wall. Properties are not abutting where they share only one boundary point as opposed to a boundary line.
Abutting means bordering upon, to touch upon, or in physical contact with. Sites are considered abutting even though the area of contact may be only a point.
Abutting means to have boundaries that touch. When two parcels have a street or alley that runs between the two parcels, the two parcels are not abutting.
Examples of Abutting in a sentence
Abutting Town’s northern boundary lies a parcel of land improved by one single family detached dwelling unit, owned and occupied solely by ▇▇▇▇ ▇.
More Definitions of Abutting
Abutting means a parcel of land adjoining another parcel of land having one (1) or more lot lines in common;
Abutting means land having a common property line or separated only by an alley, easement or private street.
Abutting means sharing a common property line. It shall include the term adjoining. "Access" means a legally and physically defined area available and practical for motor
Abutting means to have boundaries that touch.
Abutting means on the front, back or sides of a property parcel.
Abutting means bordering.
Abutting means land which fronts on a public sewer.