Newmarket By-law 2017-62, s. 55.0 — UNSAFE HERITAGE PROPERTY
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UNSAFE HERITAGE PROPERTY
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- 54.4 Where utilities are available for the safety and security of the building, an exterior lighting fixture shall be installed and maintained in front porch, veranda or an area adjacent to the front entrance of the building or structure and must be left on a timer
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- 55.1 Where a building or structure on a Part IV or Part V Heritage Property has been deemed unsafe and the necessary remedial measures to address the unsafe condition of the building or structure are being undertaken, the Owner shall ensure that all necessary measures are taken to protect Heritage Attributes and prevent damage or further damage to the Part IV or Part V Heritage Property
- 55.2 If, in the opinion of the Property Standards Officer, there is doubt as to the structural condition and adequacy of a building or structure or parts thereof, the Officer may order that such building or structure or parts thereof be examined by a professional engineer, licensed to practice in Ontario and a member of the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals and employed by the Owner or authorized agent, and that a written report be submitted to the Officer, which report will include drawings for any recommended remedial work designed by an engineer, and details of the findings of such examination
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