Lot B definition

Lot B means the lands outlined with heavy lines and indicated as “Lot B” on Map 1;

Lot B means the Village parking lot situated directly east of the Burlington AvenueMain Street station and bounded on the north by the Burlington-Northern Santa Fe Railroad, Inc., tracks and on the south by Burlington Avenue.

Lot B means the lot delineated by a heavy line and identified as “Lot B” on Map 18.516;

Examples of Lot B in a sentence

• The County intends to make awards per lot as follows: LOT A – Facilities Management – One (1) Award LOT B – Orange County Convention Center – One (1) Award LOT C – Utilities, Fire Rescue and Other County Sites – One (1) Award Award shall be based on the Proposer’s ranking during evaluation of the proposals, where the highest ranking proposer will be awarded Lot A, second ranking will be awarded Lot B and third ranking will be awarded Lot C.

• Commissioner Fitzgerald reviewed the state gaming amounts from 2019 and said the City only receives 5% of the amount.

• If Lot B is not classified as residential or timber cutover, or if B has a habitable dwelling, then Lot B does not qualify and Lot C would no longer be contiguous and would not qualify.

• Contractors will only be awarded one lot, as follows: LOT A – Facilities Management – One (1) Award LOT B – Orange County Convention Center – One (1) Award LOT C – Utilities, Fire Rescue and Other County Sites – One (1) Award Award shall be based on the Proposer’s ranking during evaluation of the proposals, where the highest ranking proposer will be award d Lot A, second ranking will be awarded Lot B and third ranking will be awarded Lot C.

• In the diagram below, if the owner of Lot A owns both Lot B and Lot C, and Lot A is qualified for a principal residence exemption, and both lots B and C are classified residential or timber cutover and unoccupied (unoccupied means no habitable dwelling) then Lot C is contiguous to Lot A through Lot B.

• Boat rentals Site Specific Permitted Uses(a) In addition to the permitted uses in this zone, fuel sales is only a permitted use on the surface of the lake adjacent to Lot B, Section 6&7, Township 23, Range 10, W6M, KDYD, Plan 36807.

• Contractors will only be awarded one lot, as follows: LOT A – Facilities Management – One (1) Award LOT B – Orange County Convention Center – One (1) Award LOT C – Utilities, Fire Rescue and Other County Sites – One (1) Award Award shall be based on the Proposer’s ranking during evaluation of the proposals, where the highest ranking proposer will be awarded Lot A, second ranking will be awarded Lot B and third ranking will be awarded Lot C.

• In such a case, a decision has to be made on whether this Proposer should be awarded Lot A or Lot B by considering the combined scores of Proposers for Lot A and Lot B.]Cross discounts for award of multiple lots will not be considered.

• Courses in digital skills can no longer be offered as a specific training programme, at least not funded by the WEB budget.

• No. 03PL050 - A request by Mark Polenz for Daniel Schoenfelder for a Preliminary Plat on Lot A and Lot B of Schoenfelder Subdivision all located in the NW1/4 SE1/4 of Section 9, T1N, R7E, BHM, Rapid City, Pennington County South Dakota, legally described as Lot 1 of Lot C of Schamber Section 9 NW1/4 SE1/4 of Section 9, T1N, R7E, BHM, Rapid City, Pennington County South Dakota, located at 3505 Western Avenue.

More Definitions of Lot B

Lot B means the subdivided portion of the Lands, the approximate boundaries of which are show on the architectural plan attached as Schedule “A” hereto, and that will contain the Lot B Building;

Lot B means the property more particularly described in Condition 2 of the Conditions of Sale (as defined in 1.8 below);

Lot B means the subdivided portion of the Parent Parcel that will contain the Johnson Street Building;

Lot B means the lot delineated by heavy lines on Plan 1;

Lot B means that parking lot owned by the county and lying east of the Napa County Hall of Justice in the block bounded by Third, Fifth, Main and Coombs Streets in the city of Napa, California, as shown on Figure 10.12.010.