r. 105 (c) a fence at any point, means the vertical distance between natural ground level at the base of the fence and the top of the fence; means an open structure that is unroofed pergola but may have a covering of open weave permeable material; means— private open space (a) an unroofed area of land; or (b) a deck, terrace, patio, balcony, pergola, verandah, gazebo or swimming pool; has the same meaning as it has septic tank system in Part IXB of the Environment Protection Act 1970; from a boundary or building, means a setback horizontal distance from that boundary or building; means— sewerage authority (a) in relation to the metropolis under the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board the Melbourne of Works Act 1958, Water Corporation; and (b) in relation to a sewerage district under the Water Act 1989, the Authority for that district under that Act; means that part of an allotment, site coverage which is covered by buildings, expressed as a percentage of the area of the allotment; is the trading arm of the Standards New Zealand Standards Council of New Zealand; includes road, highway, carriageway, lane, street footway, square, court, alley and right of way;
(c) a fence at any point, means the vertical distance between natural ground level at the base of the fence and the top of the fence; pergola means an open structure that is unroofed but may have a covering of open weave permeable material; private open space means— (a) an unroofed area of land; or r. 105 (b) a deck, terrace, patio, balcony, pergola, verandah, gazebo or swimming pool; septic tank system has the same meaning as it has in Part IXB of the Environment Protection Act 1970; setback from a boundary or building, means a horizontal distance from that boundary or building; sewerage authority means— (a) in relation to the metropolis under the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works Act 1958, the Melbourne Water Corporation; and (b) in relation to a sewerage district under the Water Act 1989, the Authority for that district under that Act; site coverage means that part of an allotment, which is covered by buildings, expressed as a percentage of the area of the allotment; Standards New Zealand is the trading arm of the Standards Council of New Zealand; street includes road, highway, carriageway, lane, footway, square, court, alley and right of way;
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