True or False: If your lot is adjacent to 3 RROW's, you can choose your frontage side for setbacks.

The statement is false because the determination of which side of a lot is considered the frontage is generally governed by local zoning codes and regulations. In many jurisdictions, the frontage of a lot is typically designated as the side that faces a public right-of-way (RROW), which is where the primary access to the property occurs.

Even if a lot is adjacent to multiple RROWs, local regulations will often stipulate which of those sides is the official frontage, and consequently, that designation affects setback requirements. Setbacks are the minimum distances that structures must be set back from property lines, including those adjacent to public roads. Therefore, property owners do not have the discretion to choose their frontage side in situations where local laws dictate otherwise.

In summary, the choice of frontage side is not solely at the discretion of the lot owner when there are multiple adjacent RROWs; it must conform to the guidelines established by local regulations.