Brantford By-law 465, s. 465.20.1 — Minimum temperature - health considerations A heating system shall be provided in all buildings capable of supplying, during normal hours of occupancy, sufficient heat to maintain a minimum air temperature of 21 degrees Celsius or 70 degrees Fahrenheit at all times when heating may be reasonably necessary for the preservation of health
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Minimum temperature - health considerations A heating system shall be provided in all buildings capable of supplying, during normal hours of occupancy, sufficient heat to maintain a minimum air temperature of 21 degrees Celsius or 70 degrees Fahrenheit at all times when heating may be reasonably necessary for the preservation of health.
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- 465.19.2(a) Cleaned - installed - maintained - requirements Ventilation systems shall be cleaned regularly and installed, and maintained
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- 465.20.2 Space - not normally heated - exception The heating system and temperature required need not be provided for space not normally heated
- 465.20.3 Maintained - operated - compliance - requirements The heating system and hot water system required and other mechanical systems shall be provided, maintained and operated
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