Richmond Hill By-law 62-24, s. 2 — All windows and exterior doors which are intended to be opened and which are accessible from outside a Dwelling Unit or a residential Property shall have hardware that makes them capable of being secured
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All windows and exterior doors which are intended to be opened and which are accessible from outside a Dwelling Unit or a residential Property shall have hardware that makes them capable of being secured.
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