verb
definition
To situate or place a building.
noun
definition
The act of finding a site for something.
Examples of siting in a Sentence
The Chairman raised the issue of the possible skateboard ramp location, the most likely siting was the present BMX track.
He put on national record Norwich City Council's unanimous condemnation of the siting of the new hospital at Colney.
There is a trend toward siting built-in dishwashers at waist height for ease of unloading.
The siting of new built development in a concentrated form, around existing settlements, will avoid continuous urban sprawl along the roads.
Vandal resistance will be required and care will be taken in siting.
Would you be interested in siting your new shopping complex in a traditional windmill?
A high standard of design and vandal resistance will be required and care will be taken in siting.
Convenience - if the compost bin is to be well used, then siting it so that it is relatively convenient to access is important.
However, this is an obvious concern that many people have, therefore siting the compost bin away from the house will help to dispel any fears.
Consideration also needs to be given to the siting of real candles to avoid potential hazards.
There is no need to consider the siting of electric candles so they can be plugged in or worries about having real candles where they may be knocked over.
Siting leisure uses in town centers can help maintain the vitality of the center.