Can the building line of a house refer to back and side as well as the front of a house?


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A building line is fixed at a certain distance from the front and/or sides / back of a lot, beyond which the building may not project. A good neighbor will adhere to the defined building line when installing a building or adding on. A lesser neighbor may consider requesting a variance from the local city zoning committee to extend the building line. Changing the building line can have a long term negative impact. Nearby neighbors will be notified by the committee if someone wants to change the building line. The neighbors are encouraged to attend the meeting to review the plans and state concerns. It is important to convey your concern. If you are uncomfortable to attend, then call a lawyer to represent you. The meeting may last 5 to 10 minutes, so the lawyer fee is minimal.


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