Kingston By-law 2005-100, s. 7.8 — Property Standards By-law
Property Standards By-law
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The Owner shall protect the Property against risk of fire, storm, inclement weather, neglect, intentional damage, or damage by other causes by effectively preventing entrance to it of all animals and unauthorized persons, and by closing and securing openings to any structures with boarding. The boarding shall be installed in such a way that minimizes damage to any Heritage Attribute, is reversible, and minimizes visual impact.
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- 7.6
- 7.7 Vacant Designated Heritage Properties Despite any other provision of this Bylaw or the Building Code Act, 1992, S.O. 1992, c. 23 as amended, where a Designated Heritage Property is vacant, the Owner shall ensure that appropriate utilities serving the Property are connected, as required, in order to provide, Maintain, and to monitor proper heat and ventilation to prevent damage to the Heritage Attributes
- 7.9 If not already in place, an exterior lighting fixture shall be installed and/or Maintained in the front porch, veranda, or area adjacent to the front entrance of the building or structure, and must be activated by motion sensors, and shall maintain an average level of illumination of at least 50 lux at ground level
- 7.10 If there is a conflict between this Part and any other provision of this Bylaw or any other City Bylaw, the provision that establishes the highest standard for the protection of Heritage Attributes shall prevail
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