split zoning definition

split zoning. (verdeelde sonering) means a land unit which has not been cadastrally subdivided but to which more than one zoning has been allocated. The base zone of the property is the primary use of the entire property, whilst the split zoned portion represents a different primary right applicable to the particular portion to which it applies. The split zoning can be allocated

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