Sentence examples similar to property allotment from inspiring English sources

"Once a property owner's got a water allotment, he asks for a change of land use," he explained.

At the time of emancipation about 45 percent of the land was private property and the remainder was held as allotment land, cultivated in units averaging 9.5 acres (3.8 hectares) by the peasant serfs against rent in kind and labour, payable to feudal lords.

The allotment is based on the property size, temperature zone and number of people living in the household.

In Northampton, the local paper sent a photographer and the political correspondent to capture the moment I helped launch a campaign to save a precious plot of allotments from the threat of property development.

Although the Five Civilized Tribes were immune from the initial enforcement of the new policy because they held clear title to their property, an act of Congress brought them under allotment jurisdiction in 1898.

She suggested the district post signs reading "WASTER" on the properties of people who carelessly exceed the Tier One allotment.

Davenport later expanded his groves by replanting trees and cuttings from Beaumont both in other areas of the allotment and at some of his other properties in the Adelaide Hills.

He rued the fact that he could provide each property owner with only 30percentt of its government-determined water allotment.

Over the next five generations, the family bought more acres, multiplying that small allotment of land into a huge stretch of property.

But when booking with an online travel agency, you risk overpaying (since the prices listed may not be the lowest available) or thinking a hotel is sold out (when really the site's allotment of rooms has sold out, not the property itself).

Up to the 1970s, Carrick's growth was limited by the lack of town sewerage which restricted the minimum allotment size and reluctance of landowner's to subdivide property.