Toronto By-law 629, s. D — If a system of mechanical ventilation is operated that exhausts noxious fumes, gases, dust or sawdust from a non-residential building, the discharge from the system shall terminate above the roof line of the building and not less than three metres clear of any skylight, window, ventilation or other opening into a building, and the system shall be operated in such a way as not to constitute a nuisance
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If a system of mechanical ventilation is operated that exhausts noxious fumes, gases, dust or sawdust from a non-residential building, the discharge from the system shall terminate above the roof line of the building and not less than three metres clear of any skylight, window, ventilation or other opening into a building, and the system shall be operated in such a way as not to constitute a nuisance.
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- B If a system of mechanical ventilation is used in a dwelling, the system shall be capable of completely changing the air in all rooms at least once per hour
- C Ventilation shall be provided and maintained for every sanitary convenience room, either by means of natural ventilation through openings directly to the outside air that are not less than 0.09 square metre in size for each toilet and for each urinal, or by means of mechanical ventilation that is capable of completely changing the air in the room at least once per hour
- E If noxious fumes or gases are or could be present in a mixed-use building, ventilation shall be provided to remove the noxious fumes or gases, and all surfaces separating the non- residential portion from the residential portion of the building shall be of gas-tight construction and maintained in a good state of repair to effectively prevent the passage of noxious fumes or gases through the separation
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