floodproofing criteria definition

floodproofing criteria means floodproofing criteria as defined in the Designated Flood Area Regulation. (« critères de prévention des inondations »)
floodproofing criteria means terms and conditions, including specifications and standards of construction, prescribed in the regulations in respect of buildings, structures and erections, and any additions thereto or reconstruction thereof, within a designated flood area; (« critères de prévention des inondations »).
floodproofing criteria means the floodproofing criteria established in regulations made under subsection 158(1); (« critères de prévention des inondations »)

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  • Review Criteria has the meaning assigned to that term in Section 12.02(b)(i).

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