Paragraph I.2 Interpretation of Part 1

In the determination of the principal and other elevations of a dwellinghouse for the purposes of Part 1—

(a)

an elevation may comprise more than one wall;

(b)

a principal elevation must be determined in relation to the dwellinghouse;

(c)

the principal elevation—

(i)

is the elevation of the dwellinghouse which is the first in importance, taking into account the design and architectural features of the dwellinghouse; and

(ii)

is not to comprise more than one elevation of the dwellinghouse;

(d)

the elevation of the dwellinghouse which is determined to be the principal elevation—

(i)

is to be deemed also to be the front elevation of the dwellinghouse; and

(ii)

the side and rear elevations of the dwellinghouse are to be determined accordingly.