Pickering By-law 7887/21, s. 164 — Property Standards By-law
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164. Notwithstanding any other provision of this By-law, no Building or Structure of a Heritage Property may be altered or cleared, including, but not limited to, removed, demolished or relocated, except in accordance with the Ontario Heritage Act, under the provisions of the Ontario Building Code, and to the satisfaction of the City.
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- 162 Where a Building or Structure of a Heritage Property has been deemed to be in an Unsafe Condition by the City 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 all Heritage Attributes on the Heritage Property and prevent damage or further damage to said Heritage Attributes
- 163 If, in the opinion of the Officer, there is doubt as to the structural condition and adequacy of a Building or Structure or parts thereof of a Heritage Property, the Officer may order that such Building or Structure or parts thereof be examined by both a Professional Engineer and a member of the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals, at the expense of the Owner. The professionals shall be employed by the Owner or authorized agent. The professionals shall complete and submit written report(s) to the Officer, which shall include details of the findings of such examination and drawings for any recommended remedial work
- 165 Upon completion of demolitions and removals of any Building or Structure of a Heritage Property in accordance with Section 164, the affected site shall be cleared and cleaned of debris, graded, left free from holes or excavations, and provided and maintained with suitable Ground Cover to the satisfaction of the City
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