Setback restrictions Sample Clauses
Setback restrictions are provisions that establish minimum required distances between a structure and property boundaries, roads, or other designated features. These restrictions typically dictate how close buildings, fences, or other improvements can be placed relative to lot lines or easements, often measured in feet or meters. By enforcing these spatial buffers, setback restrictions help ensure adequate light, air, privacy, and safety, while also maintaining neighborhood aesthetics and compliance with zoning regulations.
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Setback restrictions. Other zoning restrictions.
Setback restrictions. Landlord agrees that no building or other structure in the Center which faces the same street as the Premises shall be constructed closer to such street than the Premises so as to impede or alter ingress and egress and visibility, without Tenant’s prior written consent. In addition, Landlord agrees that all signs in the Center will be constructed and located in such a manner which will not detract from the visibility of Tenant’s signage.