'village limits' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like, "We drove as far as the village limits before turning around."
Anyone living just outside the village limits is in another school district.
The village limits the generator's use to several hours each evening.
At the western end of the beach – where nudity is mandatory – a channel marks the village limits.
The name Babbitt passed into general usage to represent the optimistic, self-congratulatory, middle-aged businessman whose horizons were bounded by his village limits.
But within the Angelica village limits, a local law requires a permit to keep farm animals on parcels of less than 10 acres.
Once I'm out of the village limits, the police car turns around and I make the final part of the journey alone.
Others are starting to question the deal, particularly town employees who do not live within the village limits but are upset that they were not included.
Base yourself at Village Limits - a pub, inn and Tastes of Lincolnshire favourite - where the restaurant sources local whitebait and mussels, duck liver pate and Dennetts ice-cream (not on the same plate).
Charla Evans, Gallia County school superintendent, is, as she put it, "squealing like a scalded cat" over the deal's leaving out the schools, which sit just outside the village limits.
It exits the village limits shortly afterward.
NY 149 continues into Granville, becoming Quaker Street upon entering the village limits.
