Kingston By-law 2005-100, s. 5.11 — Where storm windows and doors are installed in a dwelling that shall be Maintained in good Repair
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Where storm windows and doors are installed in a dwelling that shall be Maintained in good Repair.
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- 5.9 Doors, Windows, and Skylights Windows, skylights, doors and basement or Cellar hatchways shall be Maintained in good Repair, weather tight and reasonably draft-free. Maintenance includes painting, replacing damaged doors, door frames and their components, window frames, sashes and casing, replacing non-serviceable hardware, weather-stripping and re-glazing
- 5.10 In a Dwelling Unit all windows and skylights intended to be opened and all exterior doors shall have hardware so as to be capable of being locked or otherwise secured from inside the Dwelling Unit without the use of keys or tools
- 5.12 All shutters on windows shall be Maintained in good Repair, including painting, replacing or other suitable means to prevent deterioration due to weather and insects
- 5.13 All windows and skylights intended to be opened shall be readily operable under normally applied pressure without jamming or binding so as to perform their intended function
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