Examples of Net Acreage in a sentence
Net Acreage: The area of a lot or lots which is useable for determining allowable densities, as set forth in the Net Acreage calculations standard contained in the section 3.D - (Land not suitable for development section) of the Lamoine Building and Land Use Ordinance.
Net Acreage shall be determined by a survey prepared by a surveyor licensed in the state in which the Property exists.
General site analysis identifying Net Acreage and the locations of floodplains, wetlands, required upland buffers, and waterbodies.
Thereafter, Developer Party must enter into additional Ground Leases for an additional minimum Net Acreage of (I) ten (10) acres per year, or (II) the remainder of the Leasable Master Ground Lease Area within six (6) years of the Second Takedown Threshold.
WSOS should develop and implement a plan to coordinate with state agencies such as the Office of Financial Management's Education Research and Data Center, the Washington Student Achievement Council, and the Employment Security Department to provide additional information in its annual legislative reports.