landassembly
nounUK /ˈlænd əˌsɛmbli/
US /ˈlænd əˌsɛmbli/
Land assembly is when people put small pieces of land together to make one big piece.
The city used land assembly to buy several small yards and build a new park.
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2. The process of gathering separate land parcels into a single ownership for a building project.
Land assembly took two years before the apartment block could be built.
3. A group of connected land pieces treated as one unit for planning.
The land assembly covered three streets near the river.
4. In farming, joining small fields into larger ones for easier work.
Land assembly helped the farmers use bigger machines.