Vacant structure definition

Vacant structure means that all lawful activity has ceased, or reasonably appears to have ceased for thirty (30) days.

Vacant structure means that all active lawful commercial or residential activity has ceased, or reasonably appears to have ceased for a continuous period of [one hundred and eighty (180) days]. Storage or "warehousing" is not considered an active lawful commercial activity.

Vacant structure means any structure or building that is unoccupied by a person or occupied by unauthorized persons for 210 days, excepting permitted warehouse or permitted storage structures, garages, vacation or resort facilities or those buildings or structures only used on a seasonal basis, and those structures being newly constructed within the terms of their building and zoning permits or under substantial rehabilitation for a period of 1 year from the date that the building permit or zoning permit is issued— whichever is later.

Examples of Vacant structure in a sentence

• Vacant structure means any structure or building that is unoccupied or occupied by unauthorized persons.

• Vacant structure property owners shall tender an annual registration and inspection fee of $500.00 for each vacant property.

• Vacant structure means any building, dwelling, garage or other structure, which is unoccupied or unused for the purposes for which it was intended, for a period in excess of 90 days.

• Vacant structure shall mean a structure in which all activity for which the structure was built or intended to be used has ceased, or reasonably appears to have ceased for thirty (30) days or more.Wall sign shall mean any sign attached to or erected against the wall of a building or structure, with the exposed face in a plane parallel to the plane of the wall as defined in appendix H of the city's adopted building code.

• A number of developments do not pay a levy including, development of less than 100m2, self-build, affordable housing, Vacant structure brought back into use, charitable development and structures such as pylons and wind turbines.

More Definitions of Vacant structure

Vacant structure means any structure or building that is unoccupied by a person or occupied by unauthorized persons for ninety (90) 210 days, excepting permitted warehouse or permitted storage structures, garages, vacation or resort facilities or those buildings or structures only used on a seasonal basis, and those structures being newly constructed or under substantial rehabilitation for a period of 1 year from the date that the building permit or zoning permit is issued—whichever is later.(3) Dangerous building or structure means a building or structure or part thereof declared structurally unsafe or hazardous by any duly constituted authority, whether it is occupied, unoccupied, or vacant.

Vacant structure means any structure that is subject to an unabated violation notice issued under § 116 {“Unsafe Structures”} of the Baltimore City Building Code.

Vacant structure. : This shall mean any building or structure which is unoccupied and which is not securely locked, with the windows glazed, or otherwise protected against the elements and/or from vandals, rodents and other animals or otherwise maintained in accordance with all of the Village’s ordinances.

Vacant structure means a house, building or other structure which has been abandoned or from which the owner or tenant is absent and which still has existing water service. [6.02.010]

Vacant structure means a structure (excluding government-owned structures) which is:

Vacant structure means a structure in which no person has lived for at least thirty consecutivedays.[9/15/93, 7/1/97; Recompiled 11/30/01]

Vacant structure means any building, dwelling, or other structure: (1) that is lacking habitual presence of persons who have a legal right to be on the premises or at which substantially all lawful business operations or residential occupancy has ceased; and (2) whose doors, windows or other openings are broken or missing, so as to allow uncontrolled access to the interior or exposure to the elements.