Lot, panhandle definition
Lot, panhandle means a lot with access provided to the bulk of the lot by means of a narrow strip of land which does not meet the full frontage or width requirements of this title.
Lot, panhandle means a lot whose largest area is located to the rear of another lot or lots and which lot has its only access by means of a narrow, contiguous strip of land connecting such lot to a street; the same as a flag lot.
Lot, panhandle or “flag lot” means a lot where the front and rear lot lines conform to zoning code requirements for lot dimensions except for the panhandle. The panhandle is a narrow strip of land to be utilized for access purposes from an improved public right-of- way. The panhandle or access portion of the lot is not be used to determine building setbacks, but is counted toward minimum lot area requirements or maximum allowed residential density, as applicable.
More Definitions of Lot, panhandle
Lot, panhandle means a lot approved by the Planning Board under the Subdivision Control Law which has less than the required frontage on a public or private way. The access to such lot shall be not less than 20 feet in width, and there shall be no more than one panhandle lot in any one tract of land when divided, whether or not said division is a subdivision.