Kingston By-law 2005-100, s. 5.83 — For purpose of determining compliance with subsection 5.81, the indoor air temperature may be measured at any point within the occupied living space of the Dwelling or living accommodation, provided that the location of the measurement is not directly influenced by localized heat sources, such as ovens or stoves, or in direct sunlight
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For purpose of determining compliance with subsection 5.81, the indoor air temperature may be measured at any point within the occupied living space of the Dwelling or living accommodation, provided that the location of the measurement is not directly influenced by localized heat sources, such as ovens or stoves, or in direct sunlight.
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- 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
- 5.82 The landlord of every rented or leased Dwelling or living accommodation equipped with an Air-Conditioning System must maintain the Air-Conditioning System in good working condition so as to be capable of cooling the Dwelling or living accommodation safely to the standard required by this Bylaw
- Part 6 Non-Residential Property Standards
- 6.1 In addition to all General Standards set out in Section 4, the following regulations shall apply to all Non-Residential Properties
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