Boundary definition

Boundary means any lateral or street boundary of a site;
Boundary in relation to a building, means the boundary of the land belonging to the building (such land being deemed to include any abutting part of a street, canal or river but only up to the centre line thereof); and boundary of the premises shall be construed so as to include any such part to the same extent;
Boundary means the limits in a professional relationship which create safety based on the needs of the client.

Examples of Boundary in a sentence

  • I-205 FWY Washington County - Wilsonville Urban Planning Area Agreement Exhibit 1 City Limit Urban Planning Area Urban Reserve – Planning Responsibility Undefined Middle Willamette Subbasin Tax Lot Urban Growth Boundary Railroad Major Road County Boundary 1:24,000 1 Miles OREGON S T Tualatin H AVE T 4 1 65TH AVE I-5 FWY Middle Willamette Subbasin WASHINGTON CO.

  • In addition, Developer shall comply and require its Subcontractors to comply with all federal requirements applicable to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Work, the UPRR and BNSF Work, and work under the jurisdiction of the International Boundary and Water Commission.


More Definitions of Boundary

Boundary means the boundary established by vote of the city governing body and
Boundary means that line, as mutually agreed upon and/or recognized by Hockey Alberta, that separates one member association from another, and defines that area from which each member association may register participants as "Resident" Players;
Boundary in relation to a land unit means one or more of the cadastral lines separating the land unit from another land unit or from a road reserve;
Boundary means a marked line placed on the ground by the Organiser to show the place allocated for the Trade Stand of the Exhibitor for the Show
Boundary means a line or landmark that serves to clarify, outline, or mark a limit, border, or interface;
Boundary means any lateral or street boundary of a site; "building" means:—
Boundary. ’ means, in the case of—