Setbacks means the area(s) of a Lot or Site within which the construction of Buildings and Structures is prohibited by these Restrictions and which may be referred to, by appropriate reference to the Lot or Site, as “front”, “side” or “rear” Setbacks.
Setbacks means a distance additional to minimum yard requirements which may be required on parcels adjacent to the roads;
Setbacks means the minimum distance requirements for location of a structural BMP in relation to roads, wells, septic fields, and other structures. Also, the area immediately surrounding a best management practice that provides a separation barrier to adjacent development and acts as filter to remove pollutants and provide infiltration of stormwater prior to reaching the BMP.
Examples of Setbacks in a sentence
All norms on Ground Coverage, FAR, Height, Setbacks, Fire Safety Requirements, Structural Design and other parameters will be strictly adhered to.
Setbacks contribute to the public domain by enhancing streetscape character and the continuity of street facades.
Setbacks may also account for utility easements or recorded setbacks.
A local agency may impose development standards, such as setbacks, for the creation of ADUs. Setbacks may include front, corner, street, and alley setbacks.
Setbacks and buffer zones must have an appropriate separation distance between the vegetative debris burn area and all surrounding brush, forestry, structures, and other debris piles for public safety and the safety of the debris operations to prevent fire hazards.
More Definitions of Setbacks
Setbacks means the required distance from the telecommunications tower or Equipment Facility to the property line of the parcel on which the wireless communications facility is located.
Setbacks means the portion of an Estate Lot, as stipulated from any boundary or Estate Lot property line, publicly owned road, Shared Access Road (as herein defined), upon which no construction may take place.
Setbacks means, collectively, the entire northern and southern setbacks located on the second (2nd) floor of the Building adjacent to the Office Space, as more particularly shown on the floor plans attached hereto as Exhibit A-4. The Setbacks are not part of the Office Space or the Premises but shall be licensed by Tenant upon and subject to the terms of Article 44 of this Lease.
Setbacks means the required distances between every structure and the lot lines of the lot on which it is located. Also see “Upper level setbacks” below.
Setbacks means the minimum distance established by law or the
Setbacks means a distance established by the provisions of this chapter to govern the placement of buildings and other improvements on lots with respect to property lines, streets, ways, or access easements. Setbacks shall not apply to public utility transmission and distribution lines.
Setbacks means space fully open to sky provided at the plot level from the edge of the building wherein built-up area shall not be permitted except specifically permitted projections under this regulation.