Brantford By-law 438, s. 438.1.8 — Height - defined “height” means the distance measured from the ground level at the base of the structure to the highest point of the structure. In the case of a boundary fence, where the ground level is not the same on both sides of the boundary, the higher of such levels shall be considered as ground level for the purposes of the fence
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Height - defined “height” means the distance measured from the ground level at the base of the structure to the highest point of the structure. In the case of a boundary fence, where the ground level is not the same on both sides of the boundary, the higher of such levels shall be considered as ground level for the purposes of the fence.
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- 438.1.6 Fence - defined “fence” includes any wall, fence or similar structure of wood, brick, stone, metal, wire or any other similar material
- 438.1.7 Front yard - defined “front yard” means the yard extending across the full width of a lot between the front lot line and the nearest part of any wall of any building or structure on the lot
- 438.1.9 Highway - defined “highway” means a common and public highway, and includes a street and a bridge forming part of a highway or on, over, across which a highway passes
- 438.1.10 Interior side yard - defined “interior side yard” means a yard extending from the required front yard to the minimum rear yard between the interior side lot line and the nearest part of any wall of the main building on the lot
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