Brantford By-law 465, s. 465.17.3 — Water penetration - related to mould - remedy Any condition in a building, including but not limited to water penetration, humidity or inadequate ventilation, which may relate to the creation and growth of mould, shall be repaired or removed by the owner of the property
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Water penetration - related to mould - remedy Any condition in a building, including but not limited to water penetration, humidity or inadequate ventilation, which may relate to the creation and growth of mould, shall be repaired or removed by the owner of the property.
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- 465.17.1(a) Maintained - safe - good repair Interior surfaces including countertops, vanities, cabinets, cupboards, sinks, bathtubs and shower stalls, and further interior finishes of walls and ceilings shall be maintained
- 465.17.2 Mould - cleaned - removed Any extensive accumulation of mould shall be cleaned and removed by the owner of the building
- 465.17.4 Mould report - remediation - requirement If, in the opinion of the Property Standards Officer, the mould accumulation is excessive so as to cause a health hazard, the owner will provide, at the owner’s sole expense, a report prepared by a Certified Air Quality Assessment professional, trained and knowledgeable in this field, detailing mould spore samples and related air quality. The owner will undertake the appropriate remediation outlined in the report. The owner will also provide a follow-up report, at their own expense, which confirms that air quality levels consistent with a healthy environment have been attained at the premises, to the satisfaction of the Property Standards Officer. By-law 3-2012, 23 January, 2012
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