Legally established definition

Legally established means, in relation to any lot or development, any lot for which a title has been issued, or any dwelling, commercial or industrial unit or other structure for which a building consent or code compliance certificate has been issued. Legally established development includes buildings and structures that can be shown to have been in existence when this policy first became operative on 1 July 2021, but have since been demolished.
Legally established means, in relation to any lot or development, any lot for which a title has been issued, or any dwelling, commercial or industrial unit for which a code of compliance has been issued. Legally established development includes buildings and structures demolished since the first introduction of this policy on 1 July 2008, or those demolished up to three years prior to that date and for which a financial contribution can be shown to have been paid.
Legally established means, in relation to any lot or development, any lot for which a title has been issued, or any dwelling, commercial or industrial unit for which a code of compliance has

Examples of Legally established in a sentence

  • Legally established structures occurring as of the effective date of this Program, which do not meet the standards of this Program, shall be considered nonconforming to this Program, to include appurtenances as defined in 19.100.150.

  • Legally established trust funds which the Province administers but does not control are not included as Provincial assets or liabilities.

  • Legally established aquaculture enterprises, including authorized experimental projects, should be protected from incompatible uses that may seek to locate nearby.

  • Legally established organizations shall have the right to lodge petitions exclusively on behalf of the bodies they represent.

  • Legally established professional individual (sole proprietors)/ firm / company or entity that may provide / provides the desirables / goods to the procuring agency under the contract engaged in trading registered with Tax authorities.

  • Legally established permanent easements for such purpose, either existing or as proposed by the designer.

  • Legally established firms in Cuba, domestic and foreign, can register a trademark through their legal representative, a designated representative, or an official agent (see Appendix II.B for a list of such agents).

  • Legally established existing commercial developments and activities within the shoreline jurisdiction may be maintained or expanded without a shoreline variance subject to the requirements of Chapter 17.03 ICC, and the provisions of this Program.

  • Legally established uses and developments may be maintained, repaired, and operated within shoreline jurisdiction and within shoreline buffers established in the SMP.

  • Legally established, nonconforming, undeveloped lots located landward of the ordinary high water mark are buildable, provided that all new structures or additions to structures on any nonconforming lot must meet all setback, height and other construction requirements of the Program and the Act.


More Definitions of Legally established

Legally established means, any lot for which a title has been issued, or any dwelling, commercial or industrial unit for which a code of compliance has been issued.

Related to Legally established

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