Newmarket : Règlement no 2017-62, art. 14.1 — Property Standards By-law
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Every part of a Property shall be maintained in good repair and in a structurally sound condition so as:
- 1) to be capable of sustaining safely its own weight and any load to which normally it might be subjected;
- 2) to be capable of safely accommodating all normal structural movements without damage, decay or deterioration;
- 3) to prevent the entry of moisture that would contribute to damage, decay or deterioration;
- 4) to be capable of safely and adequately performing subject to all reasonable design requirements.
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- 13.2 The exterior of any Accessory Building or other structure appurtenant to the main building on a Property shall be protected from deterioration by the application of paint or other suitable protective material of uniform colour
- 14.0 STRUCTURAL ADEQUACY
- 14.2 If, in the opinion of the Officer there is doubt as to the structural adequacy or condition of a building or structure or parts thereof, the Officer may order that such building or structure or parts thereof be examined and a written report be prepared by a professional engineer licensed to practice in Ontario, and employed by the Owner of the building or his authorised agent. The written report may include drawings, signed and stamped by the engineer and giving details of the findings and proposed repair methods, shall be submitted to the Officer
- 14.3 Examination and testing of any building or structure or parts thereof required by Section 14.2 shall be conducted in a manner acceptable to the Officer and at the Owner 's expense
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