A location has 110 acres in total. 11 acres are constrained by a utility easement, while 17 acres are in a protected wetland region. The net useable area is 82.
The ability of a utility company to control and access a portion of another person's land that is close to utility facilities and structures is known as a utility easement (i.e. utility poles, transformers, overhead or underground electrical lines).
For the benefit of the neighborhood, utility providers can access private property through a designated area of land known as a utility easement. For instance, a utility provider may be permitted to cut a tree in your garden if it is blocking phone lines.
Net useable, without regard to columns or projections area is the total area of the Premises as determined by measuring from the inner surface of all exterior walls, windows, and doors to the midpoint of all internal demising walls, windows, and doors.
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