What qualifies as a supplemental lot?

A supplemental lot is defined as a location that is physically separate from the principal place of business. This means that the supplemental lot is not attached to or part of the main business premises, allowing for additional space that can be utilized for various purposes, such as vehicle storage or displaying additional inventory.

The distinction of being "physically separate" is crucial because it highlights the operational and logistical differences between the main lot and the supplemental one, as they may serve different functions in business operations.

The other criteria might describe features of different types of lots or locations but do not specifically define a supplemental lot. For instance, being located within the principal business location does not qualify as supplemental because it indicates that it is part of the main operation. Having a lot that is exclusively for storage does not inherently make it supplemental unless it is separate from the main premises. Finally, a lot being larger than the main lot does not determine its categorization as supplemental; it's the physical separation that counts.