They argue that this did not so much block views as "frame" the river.
Mr. Raiford said some organ pipes had been reconfigured so they would no longer block views of the stained glass.
And just about everywhere, residents are fighting new cell-phone towers, which can block views or just look ugly.
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That way, anyone on the curb could judge whether the final product would block views or loom too large.
One court in California even extended the definition to include newly planted rows of trees that block views.
During timeouts, when the dancers appeared, people stood in front of them in the V.I.P. area to block views.
This view is also known as the growing block view.
The Coastal Commission staff opposes the convention center expansion because, among other concerns, it could block views of San Diego Bay.
The politically powerful Irvine Co. has come out against the project, saying it could block views from apartments it owns.
