Brantford By-law 465, s. 465.10.2 — Standards - safety - soil capacity - maximum The factor of safety specified in the Building Code Act, 1992 is the minimum standard which is to be met without exceeding soil capacity and the maximum differential or other settlement specified in the Building Code Act, 1992; By-law 102-2003, 26 May, 2003
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Standards - safety - soil capacity - maximum The factor of safety specified in the Building Code Act, 1992 is the minimum standard which is to be met without exceeding soil capacity and the maximum differential or other settlement specified in the Building Code Act, 1992; By-law 102-2003, 26 May, 2003.
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- 465.10.1 Building - structurally sound A building, or any part thereof, shall be capable of sustaining its own weight together with the loads that may be applied thereto by reason of its use and occupancy, natural causes such as snow, and wind and all other causes set out in the Building Code Act, 1992
- 465.10.3 Structural integrity Where, in the opinion of the Property Standards Officer, there is doubt as to the structural integrity or condition of a building or structure or part thereof, the officer may order that a building or structure or part thereof be examined by a professional engineer who is qualified to perform such inspections and licenced to practice as an engineer in Ontario, at the owner’s sole expense, and that a written report, which may include drawings detailing recommended remedial work, be provided to the officer
- 465.10.4 Remedial work - professional engineer - requirement Where remedial work is recommended by the professional engineer, all such remedial work will be undertaken by the owner, at the owner’s sole expense, in consultation with the professional engineer
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