Average Grade definition
Average Grade means the average elevation of the finished ground surface, around all sides of a building or structure, measured where the building or structure meets the ground surface, excluding:
Average Grade means the mean elevation of the land measured at the set-back line between the side lot lines.
Average Grade means, when determining the maximum area of a horizontal cross section through a building in the M-CG, M-C1 and M-C2 Districts, the average of the four geodetic elevation points of finished grade immediately adjacent to the primary four corners of a building.
More Definitions of Average Grade
Average Grade means a horizontal line approximating the ground elevation through each building on a site used for calculating the exterior volume of a building. Average grade is calculated separately for each building.
Average Grade means the grade of the finished ground level at the midpoint of each exterior surface of a sign, or a structure, in the event that the sign is attached to the structure.
Average Grade. - means the geodetic elevation at ground level adjoining the main front wall of the main entrance of the Proposed Residential Building;
Average Grade means the average grade elevations of all corners of the property.
Average Grade means:
Average Grade means the average level of proposed or finished ground adjoining a building at all exterior walls;
Average Grade. - means with respect to the building the average geodetic elevation at ground level adjoining the main front wall of the building based upon a geodetic elevation of 154 metres above sea level for the lands identified as Part 3 on Schedule ‘A’, and 153 metres above sea level for the lands identified as Parts 1 and 2 on Schedule ‘A’;