09-12-2006, 05:28 AM
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Not an official explanation but is my understanding:
A subdivision which is divided up in such a way that some properties are behind others without street frontage except for property the width of a driveway, the flag pole. You will drive down the street and see only the front lots. All you will see of the flag lots is the driveway. In my case, the division was such that a very few of the flag lots actually ended up with street frontage. I have frontage on one street and the flagpole(driveway) fronts another. Other propertys on that street have frontage and the flagpole goes between two of them. It's not just deeded access, it's the actual shape of the lot.
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Subdivision is a number of lots that used to be one parcel that was cut up to smaller pieces regardless of the size or location of the new lots within the subdivision. Subdivisions have various subdivision documents (like Bylaws, CC&R's, etc.) that were recorded at the Bureau of Cenveyences.
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