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CEA Categorical Exemption Determination PROPERTY INFORMATION/PROJECT DESCRIPTION Project Address Block/Lot(s) 207 Nevada St. Case No. Permit No. 5687036 Plans Dated 201307031107 Addition/Alteration

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1. Landowners or property owners who want to subdivide their land or create separate parcels may need blocklots. Blocklots are necessary to legally divide a larger parcel of land into smaller lots.
2. Developers or real estate companies who plan to develop or sell individual lots within a larger property may also require blocklots. These blocklots help define and establish the boundaries and ownership of each individual lot.
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Remember, the specific need for blocklots may vary depending on local regulations and applicable laws. It is always recommended to consult with relevant authorities or professionals for accurate guidance in your specific situation.

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