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vision, as a county and a cause a portion is lost in slab ano saw osuallbey
iships, authorities. about eight board feet per cubic Eoot of wood .,12 board feet,
entity or public Ludy au- Ordinarily, there is an overrun when timber estimates are based upon IoQ
~n of low-rent housing. A rules because of the premise that only one-inch boards vti ill he cut. «'hen
itially authorized to font- thicker boards are cut from the log there is Less sa~v kerf wastage.
~ality pursuant to state or Log rules provide a means of measuring the actual board foot v~lurne in
olumbia, by Act of Con- i the log by allowing For waste in slabs and sawdust. There are several differ-
h this power and, in turn, ent log rules but only three are in common use in the red~voud region. See
Heir behalf. also Humboldt Rule, Scribner Rule, Spaulding Rule.
empowered to contract LOG SCALE-The measurement of felled trees Ilengih of tree yr log to a top '
-vying out urban renewal fixed diameter in relation to the diameter at the lamer end; reflected in
. or other governmental volume tables.
. authorised to undertake _ L-O'VG->FT-Uf}E-~'hp d-egree dista><ze east ur west on-the earth`s suifai:e as n~ea-
't sured by the angle between the meridian of a particular place and a primp
to composed of immobil- meridian as that of Greenwich, England.
f special distribution. Lo- LONGITttDIN.AL-Of ur pertaining to longitude ur length; extending in the
ation can be described in direction of the length; running lengthwise.
That Ir~ss in value expert- LONG-LIVED ITEMS-Those basic structural components which in the nor-
ronmental forces outside mal course of events have economic lives as long as the economic life of the
entire structure.
s environmental obsules-
LONG-TERM LEASE-Generally considered to be a lease agreement extend-
tion in terms of a specific ing for 10 years ur more. lts terms and provisions are custornanly set forth
of change. in detail in legally comet and complete form. ~"nder such leases the tenant
may desire, or be. required, to do extensive remodeling; or if the property
particularly small grain leased is land, to construct a building or other improvements.
.dror rain and wind. LOOP-?? group of instructions repeated one or more times in a calculation
until a prescribed condition is satisfied. See lteratite Routine.
or barn; an} of the upper LOSS OF ACCESS-The depriving of an abutting owner of his inherent right
of ingress and egress to the abutting highway ur street.
en-Hour design used for LOT-A distinct portion yr piece of land; a piece of land I~,rming a part of a
~metirnes for offices. district, comrnunity. city block, etc. The smaller portion into which a cit.
able tur lumber. L~~Ks are block or subdivision is divided, described Lv reference to a recorded plat nr
by definite boundaries. Also, a piece of land in Mme u~+nership, whether
platted or unplatted.
ig the labor of lung mul LOT ,ANY BLOCK DLSCRTPTfO~-See Recorded ~~ta y
lic•r pruces~es of addition P 1
LOT LINE-The boundary line of a plot of ground as legally described in the
title to the property.
of lumber .+hich ran br LOLr4'ER (LOliVR1E1-Slats or fins over an opening, pitched so as to keep out i
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Annual Net Operating Income PANEL HEATIiVG-A radiant heating system; one in which the pipes or coils
by symbol R or the formula d/V are embedded in the walls or ceiling and serve as heating panels.
PANEL ~'~'ALL--A prefabricated section of wall erected in one piece. See Cur-
se of a range until the better for- tain Wall.
in vigor until they too are gone, - pAgAMETER-A single characteristic of a population that may vary over a
Both in kind and quality, range of values when taken individually.
afters and roofing extend beyond _ - PARAPET--A low wall or railing constructed along the edge of a roof, balcony,
protect against precipitation and - bridge, or terrace for protection; or to control water on a roof resulting from
- rain or artificial Hooding; or for insulation against heat-producing sun rays.
,ection and administration neces- PARCEL-A piece of land, regardless of size, in one ownership. See also Larger
- ~ _'F`•' Parcel, Remainder.
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e the space at a designated dis- ' `
- - PARCEL IDENTTFIFR-A code number which serves as an abbreviation of,
.r power lines, avigation, and air = or replacement for, a parcel's legal description. The purpose of a parcel
-s ~ identifier is to Facilitate the storage and use of land data in an information
ation installed with tall rises per- ~ system. Parcel identifiers may be based on geocodes, government surveys,
crop. Frequently installed in or- ~ or tax maps.
pARiENT MATERIAL-The unconsolidated mass from which the soil profile
which is not the most profitable develops.
of its excessive size or cost, and PARENT ROCK-The rock from which parent materials of soils are found.
num possible land value. May be
~'-pARGING-A thin coating of mortar applied to masonry wall. Used on the
environmental obsolescence, al- - exterior face of below-grade walls as waterproofing or used to smooth a
~r such property among a group ~ rough masonry wall.
~``pARITY-The state of being equivalent. The term is used in this sense to refer
most expensive home in the block
rate with cost. to federal price policies for agricultural products; that is, policies designed
ighway passes over another high- to bring farm income into parity with the income of other sectors of the
ions and resulting trafi'ic conges- _ national economy.
traffic route over the other. ";NARKING AREA-The area of a Facility, such as shopping area, industrial
unsevered oil and gas which the - plant, supermarket, used to park automobiles of customers andf or employ-
uting a sub-lease or assignment. - ees.
;awed from logs which is in excess ~ ~iKTNG GARAGE-A commercial facility where automobiles may be
essed in terms of percentage. parked for a fee; may be either a public or private enterprise.
z contains the tallest trees, or the „~_tRKG•1/AY-An arterial highway for noncommercial traffic, with full or partial
control of access, and usually located within a park or a ribbon of park-like
development.
ch covers personalty as well as
,RQUET FLOOR-A floor laid in rectangular or square patterns, not in
long strips, often prefinished, thin, fabricated wood blocks.
ceiling, which is either raised or .t ~.'I'IAL INTERES'~-Same as fractional interest; rights in real estate which
~e-like border. The term is also <s may be divided or undivided but which amount to less than the whole. See
:ion materials, such as gypsum ~::,.,pivided Interest.
and the like. -Y`~IAL PAYMEI`IT'-'t'hat factor used to identify the periodic level payment
hed electrical meters and contro~=: :squired to amortize a given investment at a specified discount (interest}
n ~:~iate over a specified period of time; provides for both return on and return
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