Kelowna By-law 10760, s. 8.2.1 — Subject to Subsections 8.2.2 and 8.3.3, an owner or occupier of premises with multi- family residential, commercial, professional service, institutional, industrial or assembly occupancies must ensure that all refuse and recycling containers used be non- combustible including lids, unless approved by the Fire Chief or designate and are stored not less than three (3) meters from any
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Subject to Subsections 8.2.2 and 8.3.3, an owner or occupier of premises with multi- family residential, commercial, professional service, institutional, industrial or assembly occupancies must ensure that all refuse and recycling containers used be non- combustible including lids, unless approved by the Fire Chief or designate and are stored not less than three (3) meters from any:
- a) combustible materials including, without limitation, construction materials; or
- b) unprotected building openings or overhangs.
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- 8.1.6
- 8.2 Refuse and Recycling Containers
- 8.2.2 Where the Fire Chief of designate has specifically approved the location of the refuse or recycling container as requiring less than 3 meters clearance from any combustible materials, construction materials, unprotected building opening or overhangs, the clearance required by paragraph 8.2.1 does not apply,
- 8.2.3 Where the clearances required by paragraph 8.2.1 are not feasible, a non-combustible container with self-closing lids and no hold-open devices may be stored in a location approved by the Fire Chief or designate and not less than one (1) meter from combustible materials, standing vegetation or unprotected building openings
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