Building Setback definition

Building Setback means the areas, measured from the Property line to any structure, which shall be unobstructed by structures from the ground upward, but which may include surface driveway areas or other similar surface improvements.

Building Setback means the horizontal distance, measured at right angles, from a LOT LINE to the closest wall of any BUILDING or STRUCTURE on the same LOT, all as set out in the ZONING BY-LAW.

Building Setback means a setback for the construction of a building or other structure established under a land use bylaw or under a bylaw establishing a floodplain.

Examples of Building Setback in a sentence

• In those cases where the Building Line and the Building Setback are not identical, the greater of the two shall take precedence.

• Building Setback Line means a line or lines designating the limit of the area of a lot where structures may be erected.

• Minimum Building Setback from North Main Street: 10 feet from curb line.

• Building Setback Line - A line establishing the minimum allowable distance between the nearest portion of any building excluding steps, gutters, and similar fixtures, and the property line when measured perpendicular thereto.

• If new survey hubs are installed, the project land surveyor or civil engineer must submit a written (stamped) Building Setback Certification to the Planning Division confirming that the staking of boundary lines has been properly completed.

More Definitions of Building Setback

Building Setback means a horizontal distance measured at a right angle from any lot line to the nearest part of the main wall of a building or structure;

Building Setback means the distance from a property line to the point on a parcel where a building is located measured at a right angle from the property line to which it relates.

Building Setback means the required separation between the top of a ravine sidewall and the foundation of a building or structure, measured on a horizontal plane and perpendicular to the top of the ravine sidewall.

Building Setback means the shortest horizontal distance between a lot line and the nearest part of any building or structure on the lot.

Building Setback means a line which establishes a definite point beyond which the foundation of a building shall not extend; this line is measured from the upland edge of the shoreline management buffer or critical area buffer.

Building Setback. - means the distance between the street line and the nearest main wall of any building or structure, except fences, and extending the full width of the lot.

Building Setback means and refer to the areas, defined in these Guidelines, and as shown on the recorded Plat, measured from the property line to any structure, which areas shall be unobstructed by structures from the ground upward, but which may include surface driveway areas or other similar surface improvements.