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building line

American  

noun

  1. (on a building lot) a line within, or coinciding with, the property line, beyond which it is illegal to build.


building line British  

noun

  1. the boundary line along a street beyond which buildings must not project

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Positioned along the route, Jodi Singsime and her family pulled themselves away from the curb, back toward the building line.

From Washington Post

More than just building line chemistry, or as Hakstol has referred to it, camaraderie, the finale also was the last chance to build in systems before the games matter.

From Seattle Times

“We encourage legislators to learn the facts about Line 3, tour a worksite and meet some of the tribal monitors and the thousands of union workers building Line 3.”

From Seattle Times

Today the MN Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Enbridge, and they will be allowed to continue building Line 3.

From Washington Times

Building Line 3 would also enable the emission of as many greenhouse gas emissions as 50 coal-fired power plants.

From The Guardian