Richmond Hill By-law 63-24, s. 5 — Where a Building remains vacant for a period of more than ninety (90) days, the Owner, shall ensure that all utilities serving the Building are properly disconnected or otherwise secured to prevent accidental or malicious damage to the Building or adjacent Property, unless such utilities are necessary for the safety or security of the Building
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Where a Building remains vacant for a period of more than ninety (90) days, the Owner, shall ensure that all utilities serving the Building are properly disconnected or otherwise secured to prevent accidental or malicious damage to the Building or adjacent Property, unless such utilities are necessary for the safety or security of the Building.
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