Boundary Description Sample Clauses

A Boundary Description clause defines the precise physical limits of a property or parcel of land covered by an agreement. It typically details the measurements, landmarks, and reference points that outline the property's perimeter, often referencing survey maps or legal descriptions. By clearly specifying the boundaries, this clause helps prevent disputes over property lines and ensures all parties have a mutual understanding of the land involved.
Boundary Description. A final boundary description and map shall be prepared in accordance with ORS 308.225. A registered land surveyor shall prepare the description and map. The boundaries shall be surveyed and monuments established as required by statute subsequent to Council approval of the proposed annexation.
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Boundary Description. See the narrative boundary description of the petitioned-for expansion area in the proposed regulatory text published at the end of this proposed rule.
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Boundary Description. The Second Closing, of the 90 preliminarily approved lots in Phase II, will be by a boundary legal description of the entire parcel being sold including unimproved open spaces and undedicated roadways, but excluding the commercial parcel, multifamily parcel and homestead ADDENDUM TO THE PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ HOMES, INC. AS BUYER AND COOP FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP AS SELLER parcel as depicted on the attached Exhibit Z. Prior to the Second Closing, Seller will at Seller's expense complete three lot line adjustments to make the homestead parcel, the multifamily parcel and the commercial parcel into legal parcels as depicted on the attached Exhibit Z and complete a boundary adjustment on the westerly boundary at no expense to Buyer. These parcels will not be sold to Buyer and will not be encumbered to secure Buyer's financing. Buyer will cooperate with Seller in completing the lot line adjustments and boundary changes. The remaining parcel to be sold will be one contiguous parcel for which preliminary plat approval for 90 lots has been obtained. The lot line adjustments to create the multifamily, commercial and homestead parcels will not affect the size, shape or number of lots and open space that is represented on the preliminary corrections plat approved. At the Second Closing, the title policy will include an endorsement at Seller's expense, if available, that there is no gap between the three parcels retained by Seller and the property conveyed to Buyer.
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Boundary Description. This section describes the district boundary in terms of geography, shape, size, contents, landscape, setting, physical, and visual features. It also summarizes how it was defined. It will be based on the prior Boundary Report prepared for the district to fulfill PA Appendix D.II.
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Boundary Description. The boundaries of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ concession follow the cardinal direction of the Transverse Mercator described in the following table:
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