infill lot definition
infill lot means a development or building including an additional dwelling unit as defined in Zoning By-law 66-01, which will connect to existing municipal road, water, storm and sanitary infrastructure therefore making better use of this infrastructure. Furthermore an “infill lot” can be an existing lot or lot created by severance or part lot control exemption by-law.
infill lot means a lot which exists, or is created by further subdivisions, within an existing subdivision;
infill lot means an existing, vacant, residential lot of record created prior to July 1, 1985.
More Definitions of infill lot
infill lot means a lot abutted on at least two sides, not including the rear, by lots containing dwellings that have existed for a minimum of 8 years.
infill lot means a lot abutted on at least two sides by lots containing dwellings that have existed for a minimum of 8 years.
infill lot means a parcel of land in a Settlement Area that is not a parcel of land within a Plan of Subdivision already covered by an overall lot grading and drainage plan approved by the Township.
infill lot means a development or building, which will connect to existing municipal road, water, storm and sanitary infrastructure therefore making better use of this infrastructure. Furthermore an “infill lot” can be an existing lot or lot created by severance.
infill lot means a lot that abuts a public street that exists prior to this by-law coming into force and said lot does not contain an area greater than 4048 square metres.
infill lot means a parcel of land in a Designated Urban Area that is not a parcel of land within a Plan of Subdivision, except as provided in this By-Law.
infill lot means a lot that, at one time, has had residential development established