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: Law of the LandVermont Supreme Court Explains Rule to Determine Whether Commonly Owned Lots Separated by Private Road Constitute a Single Parcel
By Patty Salkin
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A property owner applied for a permit to subdivide a 2.92-acre lot into two parcels. The applicant also owned a .05-acre lot abutting a pond, that was separated from the larger ?main? lot by a private road used to service the parcels and other camps in the area. The applicable zoning provided that if the [...] read more
Full post as published by Law of the Land on June 14, 2008 (boomark / email).
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