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Updated over 9 years ago,

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Kyle Cabral
  • North Dartmouth, MA
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Lot Splitting

Kyle Cabral
  • North Dartmouth, MA
Posted

case:

Land, house constructed 1800's, no zoning requirements, never held in common ownership.  Fast forward 2015.  Enough land to keep house and make a conforming developable property.

Question is once you split a property, do both lots HAVE to conform to existing requirements or does the land the house sit on more flexible based on the year it was established.

Can anyone offer insight? Any massachusetts friends :)

keywords: mass, ma, land

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