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23 October, 10:52

What does grand fatheded in mean in relationship to land?

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  1. 23 October, 11:03
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    If the term of being "Grandfathered in", in the term of land means that if there is a zoning changes or a territory change, this means the person's who owns the land, will not change at all. Their land will be the same, no additional zoning changes, etc.
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