property line
Noun
Meaning
the boundary line between two pieces of property
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He adds the developer will be doing some landscaping and constructing an attractive cedar fence along the front of the property line.
He mentioned that the coops must be no more than 20 feet from the resident’s property line, and that the chickens must stay on the property.
He said he would waive a few feet if I moved the site another few feet away from the leach field and fortunately the plot plan I had showed a few more feet to the property line.
An earthen berm and landscaping along the property line could reduce the noise and lights, he said.
Existing structure is 34.7 ft. from the ordinary high-water mark of lake, 52 ft. from the traveled centerline of a road, 2.7 ft. from the side property line.
Indeed, instead of a setback, the building would encroach 10.5 feet above the public sidewalk, extending 12 feet in front of the property line.