Habitable Building definition

Habitable Building means a dwelling unit, hospital, hotel, motel, nursing home or other building where a person lives or which contains overnight accommodations.
Habitable Building means any building, or portion thereof used for human habitation.
Habitable Building means a building fit for human habitation, or in non-residential buildings, immediate occupancy, without any additional repairs or rehabilitation and for which utility meters and service lines are in place, although they may be locked off. All windows are in place, securely closed and glazed, and all exterior doors are securely closed by means of a lock. Buildings that have any condition rendering them dilapidated are not habitable buildings.

Examples of Habitable Building in a sentence

  • Tenant will not under any circumstances cause or permit the depositing, spillage or seepage of any Hazardous or Special Substance in any dumpster or in any Habitable Building, other structure, or on the land within the boundaries of the Leased Premises other than an in an area and in a manner which is in strict compliance with all laws and which is Approved in advance by the Town.

  • Prior to the surrender, Tenant shall: (a) remove any alteration made in any Habitable Building by Tenant without the Town’s Approval; and (b) repair and/or restore the Leased Premises and/or Habitable Building as a result of any removal of any fixture or improvement removed by Tenant.

  • The Town shall provide for at the Town’s expense: electric power, heat, and air conditioning (where appropriate) for each Habitable Building; a water supply to each Habitable Building; a waste line, septic tank, and septic fields, from each Habitable Building; and a telephone line to each Habitable Building.

  • Habitable Building Area shall not include stairways, alcoves, elevator and elevator shafts, mechanical closets and similar areas of a building.

  • Once a structure has been constructed and parking provided pursuant to the requirements set forth in this Agreement, any subsequent reconstruction of the building not increasing the square footage of Habitable Building Area will not be required to document or comply with any parking requirement.


More Definitions of Habitable Building

Habitable Building means a dwelling, work place, place of gathering or assembly and includes a building used for storage or display of goods or produce for sale by wholesale in accordance with classes 1-9 of the Building Code of Australia.
Habitable Building means any house, building, structure, tent, shelter, trailer, or vehicle, or portion thereof, in which human beings reside, are employed, or congregate.
Habitable Building means any building, or other dwelling, suitable for human residency, occupation or use.
Habitable Building means all structures or facilities designed to accommodate people including residential (single and multi-unit dwellings), commercial (office buildings and commercial outdoor plazas), institutional (hospitals, nursing homes, schools, churches, community centers, daycare centers) and recreational facilities (recreational centers, outdoor public recreational areas, travel trailer parks, campgrounds, playgrounds, picnic areas), but not including accessory structures such as sheds.
Habitable Building means a building that is intended for regular human occupation.
Habitable Building means a dwelling unit, hospital, hotel, motel, shared housing use (RC-Aug 9/22;E-Sep 15/22) or other building where a person lives or which contains overnight accommodations.
Habitable Building means any structure intended to be occupied in whole or in part by one (1) or more human beings.