Kingston By-law 2005-100, s. 5.81 — Air-Conditioning Systems The landlord of every rented or leased Dwelling or living accommodation equipped with an Air-Conditioning System must operate, or permit the operation of, the Air-Conditioning System so as to maintain an indoor air temperature of not more than 26 degrees Celsius from June 1 to September 30 in each calendar year
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Air-Conditioning Systems The landlord of every rented or leased Dwelling or living accommodation equipped with an Air-Conditioning System must operate, or permit the operation of, the Air-Conditioning System so as to maintain an indoor air temperature of not more than 26 degrees Celsius from June 1 to September 30 in each calendar year.
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