Richmond Hill By-law 62-24, s. 2 — Exterior doors, windows, skylights, basement hatchways, including storm and screen doors and storm windows, shall be
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Exterior doors, windows, skylights, basement hatchways, including storm and screen doors and storm windows, shall be:
- a) maintained in Good Working Order by the Owner and weather tight;
- b) free from defective or missing hardware;
- c) free from torn, damaged or, where supplied, missing screens;
- ct) free from defective or missing weather-stripping or caulking;
- e) free from defective storm or screen doors; and,
- f) free from broken or missing glass.
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- 4.7 Doors, Windows, and Skylights
- 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
- 3 At the request of an Occupant, the Owner shall ensure each window in a Dwelling Unit that is located above the storey that has its floor closest to grade and that has its ceiling more than 1.8 metres above grade, shall be equipped with a safety device to prevent any part of the window from opening so as to admit a sphere greater than 100 millimeters in diameter, except that the window must be capable of being opened by an adult Occupant in an emergency without the use of tools
- 4.8 Interior Walls, Floors and Ceilings
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