Brantford By-law 465, s. 465.23.3(a) — Use - requirements No portion of a dwelling shall be used for residential occupancy unless
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Use - requirements No portion of a dwelling shall be used for residential occupancy unless:
- the floors, walls and ceilings within a building and the exterior walls, roofs and any openings therein are watertight and reasonably free from dampness and drafts;
- (b) every habitable room, except a kitchen or bathroom contains one or more windows or skylights that:
- i. open directly to the outside air; and
- ii. have a total light transmitting area and openable ventilation area of not less than required by the Building Code;
- (c) all windows and skylights are:
- i. glazed or fitted with an appropriate transparent material;
- ii. provided with hardware and locking devices;
- iii. maintained in good working order and good repair; and
- iv. if required for ventilating purposes, capable of being easily opened and closed at all times;
- (d) an adequate and safe supply of potable water is provided and maintained at all times;
- (e) toilet, washing and other sanitary facilities are provided and maintained in accordance with the Building and Plumbing Codes.
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- 465.23.2 Heights or rooms or spaces For purposes of calculation, reference is to be made to the applicable section of the Building Code
- 465.23.3 Use - requirements No portion of a dwelling shall be used for residential occupancy unless
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- 465.24.1 Safe - continuous - unobstructed Every dwelling shall have safe, continuous and unobstructed passage or means of egress from the interior of each dwelling unit contained therein to the exterior of the dwelling at or near street or grade level
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