1 â 10 are usually best written as full words (one, two , three etc). 11+ would be written as numbers. Thereâs no strict rule on this: 11-20 may often also be written as words, but 21+ would almost always be put down as numbers. Make sure youâre consistent over this: donât sometimes write twenty but in other places 20.
Lot area is the area of a parcel of land. Floor area is the sum of a buildingâs usable floor area that is constructed. Their relationship is defined by local Zoning Codes, which usually limit the % of lot coverage (also known as building coverage), the Floor to Area Ratio (F.A.R.), the maximum building height, mandatory setbacks from each side of the parcel etc.
The terms lot and tract both describe an area of land. These two terms are not synonyms. Lot is used to discuss a legally defined piece of property or real estate. Every lot is not the same size, but the term is used when discussing a piece of land that is or will be owned and developed by a specific person. A tract of land is a general term, and can define a few acres, square miles or large identifiable area of land. A tract of land is an identifiable expanse of land.