Boundary Line For In San Bernardino
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A lot line adjustment is the process that is used to change property lines of existing parcels.
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Lot Line Adjustment–Planning. The County Development Code requires a Lot Line Adjustment approval when a property owner wants to adjust the lot line between at least two, but no more than four, adjacent parcels. In a Lot Line Adjustment, land is taken from one parcel and added to an adjacent parcel.
As shown by the map on the left, San Bernardino County is bordered on the north by Inyo County; on the northeast by Clark County, Nevada; on the east by Mohave County, Arizona; on the southeast by La Paz County, Arizona; on the south by Riverside County; on the southwest by Orange County; on the west by Los Angeles ...
Your clients wish to enter into a lot line adjustment so that the residential property and the new lot are one property. In California, property may only be reassessed upon a change in ownership or upon the completion of new construction.
TEMPORARY RESIDENTIAL QUARTERS: A recreational vehicle or travel trailer occupied as residential quarters on a temporary basis by an individual constructing the first residence on the property. Applicant must have a permit issued for the construction of a residence prior to the approval of the Temporary Use Permit.
Most cities in the High Desert have set a maximum height of 4' for front yard fences, and 6' for backyard fences. For instance, in San Bernardino County, you can have a four-foot-high chain link fence at the front of your house and a six-foot-high one at the rear of the property.
A lot line adjustment is the process that is used to alter property lines of existing parcels. The process can be used to do a number of things, such as: alter the boundary between two (2) parcels, or reconfigure the shapes of parcels.
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