frontager
frontager (fr[schwa]n-tij-[schwa]r), n. A person owning or occupying land that abuts a highway, river, seashore, or the like.
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frontage
frontage (fr[schwa]n-tij). 1. The part of land abutting a street or highway or lying between a building’s front and a street or highway (the property’s value was so low because of its narrow frontage). 2. The linear distance of a frontage (the lot’s frontage was 90 feet).
frontage assessment
A municipal tax charged to a property owner for local improvements that abut a street or highway, such as sidewalks, pavements, or sewage lines. [Cases: Municipal Corporations 469. C.J.S. Mu-nicipal Corporations §§ 1281–1283, 1285.]
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foot frontage rule
foot-frontage rule. Tax. A method of property-tax assessment — used esp. to pay for improvements such as sidewalks and sewers — that considers only the lot’s actual frontage on the line of improvement and ignores the depth of the lot and the number and character of other improvements or their value.
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frontage
frontage n. (1)临街地(河、湖等)；临街地界(长度) (2)临街(或河、湖等)的屋前空地 可用于建筑，不包括横穿的街道或在人行道与街缘之间的人行道及装饰性场所所占用的空间。街道上的建设：如铺砌、排水等费用一般由临街的房屋所有人按其各自所占空地的比例分摊。但临海的房屋所有人并没有在屋前土地上建筑防波堤的责任。房屋所有人对其屋前空地享有地役权，但如无特殊损害的证据，不允许其提起阻碍航海之诉。
foot-frontage rule
foot-frontage rule 实际面积规则 一种土地估价的规则。据此，对土地的估价应限于改良土地的实际面积，而地块的厚度、改良的数目与性质或所产生的价值都不重要。
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frontage cost
frontage cost 市政改造费 市政法人〔municipal corporations〕对街衢、道路等实施改造时，对财产所有人按临街长度比例征收的费用，而不考虑该毗邻所有人是否从中获益。
front foot
front foot. A measurement used to calculate a frontage assessment. — Also termed abutting foot. [Cases: Municipal Corporations 469. C.J.S. Municipal Corporations §§ 1281–1283, 1285.]
front foot rule
front-foot rule. The principle that an improvement cost is to be apportioned among several properties in proportion to their frontage, without regard to the benefits conferred on each property. — Also termed front-foot plan. [Cases: Municipal Corporations 469. C.J.S. Municipal Corporations §§ 1281–1283, 1285.]