Hamilton By-law 07-170, s. 53(2) — Licensing By-law (Short-Term Rentals)
Licensing By-law (Short-Term Rentals)
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The Medical Officer of Health or a member of a regulated health profession authorized by them, at all reasonable times, may inspect the file of any tenant required by subsection 49(2) where that subsection is applicable.
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- 52 The operator shall ensure that any document or other record of any kind which contains personal information about the performance of duties by an employee of their facility, other than personal information described in sections 14, 15 and 16 and subsections 12(f), is maintained in a file which is separate from the file which is maintained pursuant to the provisions of this Schedule or the Guidelines
- 53 The operator shall ensure that documents or records which are kept pursuant to this Schedule or the Guidelines are kept for at least one year after the tenant, employee or volunteer ceases to be a tenant, employee or volunteer respectively
- 55 The operator shall allow the Medical Officer of Health or a member of a regulated health profession authorized by them, as often as they deem reasonably necessary, to make inspections of the facility and its operation in order to determine compliance with this Schedule
- 56 The Medical Officer of Health, the Director of Licensing, the General Manager of Planning and Development and the Chief Fire Prevention Officer are authorized to enforce the provisions of this Schedule which are within their respective jurisdiction, and to serve such notices and make and serve such orders as may be necessary to ensure compliance by the operator
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