When 2 Minus 1 Still Equals 2: Combining Lots in a Planned Community (NC)

Owners of adjoining lots in subdivisions often decide to combine them for a variety of reasons. But, in a planned community governed by an owners’ association, the owner may have to obtain consent to combine lots, and a lot combination may not have the desired effect. Moreover, combining lots may affect an owner’s compliance with other dimensional or setback restrictions on the land.  Read the article………………………..

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