Building Heights Sample Clauses

Building Heights. Up to 25 feet is permitted, determined in accordance with the definition of “Height of Building” set forth in Cascade City Code Section 3-1-4.
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Building Heights. Up to 25 feet is permitted.
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Building Heights. Building heights for any new construction anticipated or planned by LESSEE shall be limited to a maximum of fifty (50') feet above the ground level. This limitation includes phasial extensions of any building erected on the leased premises or other extension attached to any such building.
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Building Heights i. Complete information on heights has not been provided. Please provide detailed height information, including a roof plan with all ridge, eave, parapet, and chimney height elevations. In addition, it is not clear where the roof heights given end and the next roof height begins, please clarify. ii. Please review LDC 903.03 for complete height and massing requirements. 1. LDC 903.03.A.4.d: Elevator penthouses, mechanical equipment penthouses, towers, stair towers, and other non-habitable structures may exceed the permitted height by up to 8 feet. However, such structures cannot exceed 5% of the roof area of the building. Please provide calculations for these building elements to allow for review. Based on the information provided, it appears that the stair towers may exceed this limitation. P a g e | 1 of 2 l:\cur_plng\dcd_2016\projects 2016\pz16-00009 (zc, dev) marriott residence inn\final review\3rd submittal\planning comments.docx PZ16-00009 (ZC, DEV) Residence Inn Planning Comments 2. LDC 903.03.A.6: The areas shown on the plan as being under 16 feet in height do not meet the requirements of this section. 3. LDC 903.03.B: As currently shown, Buildings B and C do not appear to meet massing requirements. iii. General Comments and Clarifications: 1. No heights are provided for the southern half of Building B. Based on the elevations, it appears that alternate standards may be needed for this building. 2. The parapet for the stairway for Building C is shown at 4515, which would make it 17.5 feet higher than the adjacent roof. This is not shown on the elevations. Please clarify.
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Building Heights. The maximum height of any residence shall be in conformity with all applicable building codes and regulations; provided, however, the maximum height of any residence in Division 1 shall be no higher than those established by the Declarant for any particular Division 1 Lot through recording of an Exhibit C to the Declaration (or revisions to Exhibit C). A set of approved building plans must be on the job site at all times. At the time of 100% framing, no further construction shall occur until the builder has submitted to the Declarant or the ACC a written verification by a licensed architect, engineer or surveyor that the ridge heights of the construction meet the approved height restrictions herein. 4. NEW SECTION 9.6.1 (Special Assessments for Advances and Enforcement)
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Building Heights. The maximum height of any residence shall be in conformity with all applicable building codes and regulations; provided, however, the maximum height of any residence on certain Lots in Division 1 shall be no higher than those established by Declarant for such Lots as set forth on Exhibit C to the Declaration; provided, further, the maximum height of any residence on Lots 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Division 3 shall be eighteen (18) feet measured from the top of the curb on the street at the centerline of such Lot along the street. A set of approved building plans must be on the job site at all times. At the time of 100% framing, no further construction shall occur until the builder has submitted to the Declarant or the ACC a written verification by a licensed architect, engineer or surveyor that the ridge heights of the construction meet the approved height restrictions herein. 6. ADDITION TO SECTION 6.2.7 (Maintenance of Lakes) The Association or its appointees shall clean the Lakes of all debris, wild grasses, tree shoots, leaves and other deleterious or harmful materials of whatever kind twice each calendar year, once in March and once in October (or at such other times as the Association determines is appropriate). Siltation and mud buildups in the Lakes shall be removed by a qualified professional selected by the Association at such times as the Association determines is appropriate or the City of Issaquah so requires. In addition to the foregoing, the Association's maintenance of the Lakes shall include maintaining the elevation of the water level in the Lakes in accordance with the approved engineering drawings for -the Plat of Division 2 of Montreux or as the Association determines is necessary. The Association shall appoint a committee of three Owners, two of whom must live on Lots that abut a Lake, and such committee shall have the responsibility for monitoring and controlling the required water level for each of the Lakes. Said committee shall report to and serve at the pleasure of the Association, and the Association shall have the power and authority to remove, replace and appoint members of said committee as it deems appropriate. All costs arising in connection with the maintenance of the Lakes and monitoring and control of the water level in the Lakes shall be Common Expenses, subject, however, to appropriate allocation among Owners as the Association may determine, as set forth above. The portion of each Lot that is within the easement • area of the a...
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Building Heights. The Indemnification shall apply to any third-party claim that the height of Building V and/or Buildings K through T (as such buildings are identified on the survey of the Property) violate(s) the Reciprocal Easement Agreement dated January 19, 2007, between Kohl’s Department Stores, Inc. and Mountain Ventures Virginia Beach, LLC (the “REA”), the Lease dated October 23, 2006, by and between TGC Virginia Beach Associates, L.P. (predecessor in interest to Mountain Ventures Virginia Beach, LLC), as Landlord, and Best Buy Stores, L.P., as Tenant, or the Deed of Lease dated October 18, 2006, by and between TGC Virginia Beach Associates, L.P. (predecessor in interest to Mountain Ventures Virginia Beach, LLC), as Landlord, and Xxxx Dress For Less, Inc., as Tenant. Buyer hereby grants Seller the right, at Seller’s option and in addition to other possible resolutions, to reduce the height of architectural features on Building V and/or Buildings K through T in order to resolve any such third-party claim. Any remedial work performed by or on behalf of Seller shall be subject to Buyer's prior written approval of the plans therefor, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned, or delayed, and shall be performed in a manner that minimizes any disruption to the operation of the shopping center on the Property.
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Building Heights. Tower: Maximum seven hundred sixty (760) feet at the rooftop garden floor; seven hundred eighty (780) feet including rooftop meeting/conference rooms; and maximum eight hundred sixty (860) feet including architectural embellishments and excluding the mast proposed on the roof top. Base: Approximate height seventy five (75) feet at the roof of the Base. Building heights shall be measured from the main lobby level indicated as 0’-0” on plans.
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