Set back means a reclassification to a lower classification because of changes in classification strength under circumstances where vacancies exist in the lower classifications.
Set back means a distance additional to minimum yard requirements which may be required on parcels adjacent to the public roads;
Set back. Means the space to be left fully open to sky from the edge of the building to the property line or boundary of the street. No built-up space shall be provided within the setback except specifically permitted projections and other structures under the rules.
Examples of Set back in a sentence
Appendix D 136 Seniority List.........................................21.04 51 Seniority .....................................................21 50 Set Back Start Time..............................10.04 25 Sharpening of Tools and Knives ..........38.02 103 Sick Pay Plan ....................
More Definitions of Set back
Set back means the open space across front or sides or rear of a plot between the building and street alignment or boundary of the plot as the case may be;
Set back means the distance from the property line of the Lot to the Improvement that is subject to the Set Back requirement is provided for in this Declaration.
Set back means the distance from the toe or top of a slope, structure or property line where site development is to occur.
Set back means the minimum distance between the dwelling unit or other structure referred to and given street or road or lot line.
Set back means the distance between the lot line and the building line.
Set back in relation to a building means the distance, measured horizontally, from the outermost projection of the building to the vertical projection of a boundary of land. If a building is built against a boundary it has a zero set back. “solar module” includes a solar photovoltaic panel, a solar photovoltaic module, a solar thermal module, a solar hot water panel and any other apparatus which is designed or intended to generate electrical power from the sun.