Screen addresses by the larger of their assessment-account count and licence count. These records do not establish occupancy or building layout.
A single assessment account and at most one current licence cite this address. Consistent with a single-occupier building — and equally consistent with a multi-bay building whose occupants need no municipal licence.
The larger of the account count and licence count is two or three. Review both counts; they do not establish separate occupants.
The larger register count is four to seven. This is an address research screen, not evidence of a particular building layout.
At least eight records occur in one register at this address. Multiple licences may belong to one occupant; the records do not confirm bays or tenants.
No. It means the larger of the two register counts is eight. A building can have more bays than licences, because many occupants need no municipal licence, and it can have fewer, because one occupant can hold several licences.
Because the absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. A multi-bay building whose occupants are all licence-exempt, sitting on one assessment account, appears here as a single record. The tiers are a screen to prioritise the search, not a filter that excludes.
Size, height, loading, power and timing — we search the whole record and go to owners directly.