Kingston By-law 2005-100, s. 5.15 — Where an opening is used for illumination or ventilation and is not permanently protected by a window, skylight or door so as to exclude rodents, vermin and insects it shall be adequately screened with wire mesh or other durable material; otherwise protected so as to effectively prevent the entry of rodents, vermin and insects
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Where an opening is used for illumination or ventilation and is not permanently protected by a window, skylight or door so as to exclude rodents, vermin and insects it shall be adequately screened with wire mesh or other durable material; otherwise protected so as to effectively prevent the entry of rodents, vermin and insects.
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- 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
- 5.14 All windows and skylights in a Dwelling Unit that are capable of being opened shall be fitted and equipped with screens that are Maintained in good Repair and free from defects and missing components
- 5.16 At least one entrance door in every Dwelling Unit shall have hardware so as to be capable of being locked from both inside and outside the Dwelling Unit
- 5.17 Solid Core, hollow metal, or insulated steel doors shall be installed and Maintained for the entrances of Dwelling Units and hallways
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