Which of the following would NOT separate lots considered contiguous?

Contiguous lots are those that share a common boundary or are adjacent to one another. A shared property line indicates that two lots are directly next to each other, which means they are indeed contiguous.

When assessing the other options, a fence, barrier, or a highway maintained by the state can separate lots and create a non-contiguous situation. These elements act as interruptions between properties, even if the lots are near one another. Therefore, they can cause two lots that might otherwise be considered contiguous to no longer meet that definition. The presence of a shared property line, however, maintains the contiguity of the lots, as it signifies they are directly connected.