The London Building Acts 1894 to 1905 57 58 Victoria Cap Ccxiii 61 62 Vi
The London Building Acts 1894 to 1905 57 58 Victoria Cap Ccxiii 61 62 Vi
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* Where such building has a frontage exceeding 15 feet, but not exceeding 20 feet, the extent of the open space shall be 200 square feet at least.
' Where such building has a frontage exceeding 20 feet, and not exceeding 30 feet, the extent of the open space shall be 300 square feet at the least ; and * Where such building has a frontage exceeding 30 feet, the extent of the open space shall be 450 square feet at the least.
' Every such open space shall be free from any erection thereon above th...e level of the ceiling of the ground-floor storey, &nd shall extend throughout the entire width (exclusive of party or external walls) of such building, at the rear thereof.
' The provisions of this enactment shall be in addition to, and shall form part of, the rules of the Met. Bldg. Act, 1855, and the said Act shall be construed accordingly. ' It will be noted that the open space has to be provided ' in the rear ' of the building [subsec. (1) (i. )], but this does not necessitate it adjoining the rear boundary ; but the diagonal ' line ' must be drawn through the point where the ' horizontal line ' intersects the rear boundary of the open space (subsec.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Where such building has a frontage exceeding 15 feet, but not exceeding 20 feet, the extent of the open space shall be 200 square feet at least.
' Where such building has a frontage exceeding 20 feet, and not exceeding 30 feet, the extent of the open space shall be 300 square feet at the least ; and * Where such building has a frontage exceeding 30 feet, the extent of the open space shall be 450 square feet at the least.
' Every such open space shall be free from any erection thereon above th...e level of the ceiling of the ground-floor storey, &nd shall extend throughout the entire width (exclusive of party or external walls) of such building, at the rear thereof.
' The provisions of this enactment shall be in addition to, and shall form part of, the rules of the Met. Bldg. Act, 1855, and the said Act shall be construed accordingly. ' It will be noted that the open space has to be provided ' in the rear ' of the building [subsec. (1) (i. )], but this does not necessitate it adjoining the rear boundary ; but the diagonal ' line ' must be drawn through the point where the ' horizontal line ' intersects the rear boundary of the open space (subsec.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard John Dicksee to read onlineMoreLess
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