Exempt parcel definition
Exempt parcel means a parcel that is:
Exempt parcel means the Public Property. Exempt Parcel does not include an assessor’s parcel that, immediately prior to the acquisition by the Agency or other Governmental Entity, was a Taxable Parcel that the Agency or any other Governmental Entity acquires by gift, devise, negotiated transaction, or foreclosure (including by way of credit bidding), or an assessor’s parcel that, immediately prior to the acquisition by the Agency, was a Taxable Parcel that the Agency acquires under its right of reverter under the DDA.
Exempt parcel means the Public Property or other property set forth in an RMA that is identified as being exempt from the Project Special Tax or Maintenance Special Tax, as applicable. Exempt Parcel does not include an assessor’s parcel that, immediately prior to the acquisition by the Agency or other Governmental Entity, was a Taxable Parcel that the Agency or any other Governmental Entity acquires by gift, devise, negotiated transaction, or foreclosure (including by way of credit bidding), or an assessor’s parcel that, immediately prior to the acquisition by the Agency, was a Taxable Parcel that the Agency acquires under its right of reverter under the DDA.
Examples of Exempt parcel in a sentence
By December 15 of each year, the City shall determine whether any School District PILOT Payments are delinquent, and if so, the City shall send updated invoices to each owner of any Exempt Parcel for all delinquent amounts (“Updated Invoices”).
Pursuant to Sections 5 and 6 of the PILOT Agreement, the City will prepare invoices for the School District PILOT Payments attributable to each Exempt Parcel by no later than October 15 of each year during the term of this Agreement.
More Definitions of Exempt parcel
Exempt parcel means Condominium Common Area Parcels, Homeowners' Association Common Element Parcels, and Tax Parcels within the MSBU on which the construction of a Dwelling Unit or Building other than an accessory use building or structure, as defined in Section 3-9-2 of the Charlotte County Land Development Code, is prohibited by the County's land development regulations or due to binding development restrictions that prohibit the construction of a Dwelling Unit or Building.
Exempt parcel means the Public Property. Exempt Parcel does not include an assessor’s parcel that, immediately prior to the acquisition by Authority or other Governmental Entity, was a Taxable Parcel that Authority, City, or any other Governmental Entity acquires by gift, devise, negotiated transaction, or foreclosure (including by way of credit bidding), or an assessor’s parcel that, immediately prior to the acquisition by Authority, was a Taxable Parcel that Authority acquires under its right of reverter under the DDA.
Exempt parcel means, depending on the context: (i) any assessor’s parcel of a real
Exempt parcel excludes any parcel that: (1) the Port or any other Regulatory Agency acquires by gift, devise, negotiated transaction, or foreclosure; (2) the Port acquires under the DDA; or (3) is in private use for taxable purposes. “Final Construction Documents” means plans and specifications sufficient for the processing of an application for a building permit in accordance with applicable Laws and the Interagency Cooperation Agreement.
Exempt parcel means any Parcel that is not a Residential Parcel or a Non-Residential Parcel. Exempt Parcels are exempt from the levy of Special Taxes.