adjoining property , także: bordering property

The high school moved into a new campus facility on adjoining property.

Another concrete building in the adjoining property was completed for the 1994-1995 school year.

The adjoining properties are residential to the west and commercial to the east.

A large section of the original park now belongs to an adjoining property.

Care should be taken not to create flooding conditions for adjoining properties.

Other changes to the infrastructure include the purchase of adjoining property.

"An adjoining property owner has power to protect a lot of things; views among them."

The spot was so near the adjoining property line, however, that a variance would be necessary.

"The people who own adjoining property would love to see the woods remain, but they won't come up with the money to purchase it."

(the answer is yes); Could the money be used to buy adjoining property?

The owner of land must have due regard for others who occupy adjoining property.

The fire also spread to the other adjoining properties, causing an additional $20,000 of damage.

A 300-room hotel and two professional office complexes are planned later on adjoining property.

He said he wanted the adjoining property owners, not the city, to pay for the work.

The College purchased an adjoining property in 1972, doubling the size of its campus.

Who owns the adjoining properties, and how is that land zoned?

"There are just a few adjoining property owners who have a few friends over now and then."

A request has been made for a) a fence to separate the playing area from the adjoining property.

She did, however, retain her cabin and a few acres on a separate adjoining property.

That is because a developer may be able to choose from among several adjoining properties when buying development rights.

As the business grew they expanded into adjoining properties.

Adjoining property is privately owned and may be posted, especially during hunting season.

Through a capital campaign, the purchase of adjoining properties paved the way for expansion.

By 1958, the family had closed the other stores, while expanding in Fairfield as adjoining property became available.

The college constructed its first oval after acquiring an adjoining property used for Tennis.