Sentence examples for adjoining landowner from inspiring English sources

"In Manhattan, the building and zoning requirements generally allow a property owner to build right up against an adjoining landowner's property," he said.

"And while such construction may have the effect of diminishing the value of an adjoining property, or prevent it from being used with the comfort which might otherwise have been anticipated, the developing landowner is generally not responsible for the adjoining landowner's loss".

Many roads initially were built to provide rulers with a means of conquest, control, and taxation; in periods of peace, the same rulers usually tried to pass the maintenance responsibilities on to local authorities, adjoining landowners, or the travelers who used the road.

He began work on a canal between Pitfour and Peterhead in 1797, despite fierce opposition from adjoining landowners.

In many cases, conservation-focused incentive programmes may need to facilitate cooperative NRM among groups of adjoining micro-scale lifestyle landowners and allow greater flexibility in the length and allowable land and forest management practices of contractual agreements.

Residents of the town said it was common for landowners to buy adjoining plots to prevent any unwanted encroachments on their properties.

If he taught in a rural school, he usually had a comfortable house adjoining the school and was above peasant landowners in social status.

The development at the edge of both the Etowah Indian Mounds and the Sweetwater Creek state park might have been prevented had adjoining property been bought by the state or donated by landowners.

One of nine children in a wealthy family of merchants and landowners, Mr. DeHaven was living in Pennsylvania on farmland adjoining the Valley Forge campgrounds in the winter of 1777-78.

Trump first got the retailer to rent the space in 1995, persuading two separate landowners to let Nike construct a single building across their adjoining parcels.

Dimock, located in the county adjoining Bradford, was featured in the Oscar-nominated documentary "Gasland" and has become an epicenter for landowners' struggles against oil and gas companies.