Adjoining Lots definition
Adjoining Lots means those platted lots in Phase I shown on the Initial Plat, and those platted lots shown on any Supplemental Plat filed in connection with the annexation of Additional Phases, which abut or are adjoined on both their side boundaries by another platted lot.
Adjoining Lots shall have the meaning ascribed to it in Section 4.1.18.
Adjoining Lots. Adjoining Lot 1 and Adjoining Lot 2 collectively.
Examples of Adjoining Lots in a sentence
Kalitta shall use commercially reasonable efforts to cause the Landlord not to develop or sell the Adjoining Lots during the term of the Office Lease.
In consideration of the Association granting the owners of the Adjoining Lots the right to use the Common Property, the owners of the Adjoining Lots shall be required to pay to the Association a User Assessment, in an amount determined by the Board on an annual basis.
Case, Cummins and Seller entered into a technical assistance agreement that has been restated as of the date hereof, pursuant to which Cummins will provide technical assistance to Seller.
More Definitions of Adjoining Lots
Adjoining Lots means Residential Lots that are directly adjacent to one another and share a boundary.
Adjoining Lots means lots whose boundaries share at least one common point or line.