"Parent tract"
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What does "parent tract" means please? I'm translating an appraisal brochure and I can't come up with a good translation for that. I know what both words mean but there's got to be a better phrase. Thanks
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updated Jul 2, 2011
posted by ilovenyc
it is "tract" without k. this is what it says: An abbreviated parent tract is typically an economic unit of land supported through a highest and best use analysis wherein a portion of the ownership is concluded to have a higher and better use than as an - ilovenyc, Jul 2, 2011
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Can you give more context? What kind of activity is this used for?
I have seen the use of "track" indicating a series of talks or meetings with a specific goal. Maybe like "Student track", "parent track", "administrators track", etc.
Is that how you see this used?
updated Jul 2, 2011
posted by pesta
it is "tract" without k. this is what it says: An abbreviated parent tract is typically an economic unit of land supported through a highest and best use analysis wherein a portion of the ownership is concluded to have a higher and better use than as an - ilovenyc, Jul 2, 2011
So "tract" is literally the unit of land. SpanishDict dictionary offers several names for this, and I'm no expert. I don't understand the "Parent" meaning here. - pesta, Jul 2, 2011
