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inholding

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in·hold·ing  (nhldng)
n.
A privately owned parcel of land within the boundaries of a federal preserve, especially within a national park or national seashore.

inholder n.


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The best approach, however -- assuming the inholding is threatened with development -- would be to acquire the Zuschlag parcel through purchase," continued the review.
Alaska landowners, the Hales, sued for an injunction to compel the National Park Service (NPS) to allow bulldozer access, via a government road, to their inholding within the Wrangell-St.
Table 3 Sales Adjustment Chart for Meadowlands Time- Location/ Sale Price Time adjusted Access per acre adjustment * price Inholdings Size 1 $1,151 $200 $1,351 0 $200 2 $800 0 $800 0 $200 Timber Water-- Views-- Sale Topography sports & nearby & Indicated Vegetation stock distant Value 1 $100 0 $300 $1,951 2 $400 $200 $200 $1,800 This adjustment chart is changed in specifics because it is related to two ranches currently appraised but confidentially restricted.
 
 
 
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