Documents of the City of Boston, Issue 121 |
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... and the building does not exceed 50 feet in height , the least width of said court shall be not less than 16 feet . " The department has interpreted this section to mean 8 feet , presumably because lot line courts under the present ...
... and the building does not exceed 50 feet in height , the least width of said court shall be not less than 16 feet . " The department has interpreted this section to mean 8 feet , presumably because lot line courts under the present ...
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... but these dimensions ( 16 feet by 16 feet for courts not on the lot line ) are inapplicable to narrow lots . There are said to be over three thousand lots of a frontage of 25 feet or less in the older sections of the city ...
... but these dimensions ( 16 feet by 16 feet for courts not on the lot line ) are inapplicable to narrow lots . There are said to be over three thousand lots of a frontage of 25 feet or less in the older sections of the city ...
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Inner court only 5 feet 9 inches to 6 feet wide , and should be 16 feet wide . 6. Shaft is smaller than law requires . 7. On each floor the windows of the two stair halls and of another public hall open on the shaft . t UNIVERSITY OF ...
Inner court only 5 feet 9 inches to 6 feet wide , and should be 16 feet wide . 6. Shaft is smaller than law requires . 7. On each floor the windows of the two stair halls and of another public hall open on the shaft . t UNIVERSITY OF ...
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Issue 121 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 3 Oct 2007 |
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