Pickering By-law 7887/21, s. 90 — In multi-unit Dwellings, every window (or any part thereof) that is located 2 metres or more above the finished grade of land upon which it faces, that is capable of being opened and does not lead to a balcony, shall be equipped with a safety device capable of controlling the free swinging or sliding of an openable part of a window so as to limit any clear unobstructed opening to no more than 10 cm measured either vertically or horizontally where the other dimension is greater than 38 cm
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In multi-unit Dwellings, every window (or any part thereof) that is located 2 metres or more above the finished grade of land upon which it faces, that is capable of being opened and does not lead to a balcony, shall be equipped with a safety device capable of controlling the free swinging or sliding of an openable part of a window so as to limit any clear unobstructed opening to no more than 10 cm measured either vertically or horizontally where the other dimension is greater than 38 cm.
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