Richmond Hill By-law 62-24, s. 1 — An opening in the exterior surface of a Building designed for a door, window or skylight shall be equipped with a door, window or skylight capable of performing the intended function and the Owner shall
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An opening in the exterior surface of a Building designed for a door, window or skylight shall be equipped with a door, window or skylight capable of performing the intended function and the Owner shall:
- a) ensure that the doors, windows and skylights are weather tight;
- b) refit, replace, renew, caulk and weather-strip any damaged, decaying defective or missing doors, windows, frames, sashes, casings, hatchways or screens;
- c) fit the door, window or skylight with locking devices;
- d) replace any broken or missing glass; and,
- e) replace any defective missing hardware.
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