lot line
Parcel division marker
A lot line is the boundary of a property parcel, marking where one piece of land ends and another begins.
Building codes typically require structures to be set back a certain distance from lot lines: The fence sits right on the lot line.
Disputes between neighbors often involve disagreements about where lot lines actually fall.
- boundaryLine marking a limit
- propertySomething owned or inherent
- legal descriptionFormal land identification text
- setbackReverse in progress
- setback requirementsMinimum distance from boundaries
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