temporary building definition

temporary building means a Building designed or constructed, erected or placed on land and which is demolished or removed from the lands within twelve months of Building Permit issuance;
temporary building means a temporary building, structure, or shelter for which a building permit is necessary under the Building By-law.
temporary building means a building constructed without any foundation, and the use or placement of which is intended to be for periods of time that are less than six months;

More Definitions of temporary building

temporary building. - means a structure that has been permitted to exist for a limited time only;
temporary building means a building which complies with the provisions of Part Y of these By-laws;
temporary building means any building that is so declared by the owner and that is being used or is to be used for a specified purpose for a specified limited period of time, but does not include a builder's shed;
temporary building means a building, or part thereof, which because of its nature will exist for a specified period of time as set out in the occupancy permit, and includes a tent, a portable office, and any other building referred to in 1.4.1.12.(1) of the Nova Scotia Building Code Regulations.
temporary building. - means any structure or erection or part of structure or erection which is intended to be used only for temporary purpose for a definite period and which is made of temporary and quickly removabl e building material such as canvas cloths, straw, mat, hay, tarpaulin, asbestos sheets/ plastic sheets, etc, without any permanent foundation, wall, beam, column, slab using briks, stone, reinforcement concrete and such other materials of permanent nature.
temporary building means a structure erected or placed for a period not longer than the project construction time.
temporary building means a building that