Maximum Height definition

Maximum Height means the distance from ground, road or surface level to the utmost top point of the advertisement and / or the advertising sign.

Maximum Height means, with respect to a Building, the vertical distance from the Reference Level to the highest point of the roof surface including parapet walls, roof mounted mechanical equipment, permitted Signs or other projections of any kind.

Maximum Height means the distance from ground or where the foundation of the sign starts or is visible above natural ground level, as the case may be, to the utmost top point of the advertisement and / or the advertising sign top of the advertisement and / or the advertising sign, whichever is the highest.

Examples of Maximum Height in a sentence

• In all districts, as indicated, a #public park# with an area of between one and fifteen acres shall be considered a #wide street# for the purpose of applying the regulations set forth in Section 24-52 (Maximum Height of Walls and Required Setbacks) to any #building or other structure# on a #zoning lot# adjoining such #public park#.

• Maximum Height: Forty feet (40’) or 3 stories, whichever is lesser.

• Maximum Height of Bamboo Scaffolds IS:3696(Pt 1) has recommended use of Bamboo Scaffolds for heights upto 18mt, subject to conforming to provisions given there-in.

• This reduction in Maximum Height shall apply only to the portions of the building that occupy the space between the property line and the corresponding setback line.

• Maximum Height: 0-5 foot setback maximum 4 feet high; over 5 feet but less than 10 feet maximum 6 feet high; 10 foot or over setback maximum, 10 feet high.

More Definitions of Maximum Height

Maximum Height means the vertical distance measured from the highest point of the sign or sign structure to the average elevation of the finished grade immediately below to the sign.

Maximum Height means the highest point of the structure or sign measured from the average natural ground level at the base of the supporting structure. Provided, however, within the boundaries of the R-VC Zone (Rubidoux-Village Commercial), maximum height shall mean the height measured from the average adjacent finish grade (excluding artificial berms and raised planters) to the uppermost portion of the border of the surface area of the sign, except that:

Maximum Height means the vertical distance measured from the grade as defined in this Bylaw to the highest point of such sign. In the case of a roof sign, the maximum height shall be measured from the roof or parapet level at the location which includes any and all architectural design and detailing.

Maximum Height means the maximum height of a dwelling or other structure above the top of the foundation height measured by the calculation of the vertical distance from the top of foundation to the highest point of the ridge of the highest finished roof line. The Maximum Height restriction shall not apply to trees as they grow in height during maturation. The height of landscaping walls and fences shall be separately restricted. Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions, in no event shall the maximum height of a dwelling or other structure or improvement within the property be allowed to exceed the maximum height allowed by applicable zoning laws.

Maximum Height means the actual distance from the Finished Grade to the highest point of the sign;

Maximum Height means the height of 1.2 metres measured vertically from the natural ground level;

Maximum Height is the restriction by means of a height restriction barrier at a Parking Place entrance/exit, physically preventing vehicles over this height from entering;