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Toronto By-law 629, s. K — [Amended 2022-06-16 by By-law 577-2022]

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Any sanitary facility in a building with a mercantile occupancy of more than 300 square metres or an established occupancy load of more than nine persons, that is provided or required for public use under the Building Code, predecessor legislation or another Act, shall have the following signs:

  • [Amended 2022-06-16 by By-law 577-2022]
  • (1) A sign posted on the door or entrance to the sanitary facility in a conspicuous manner, that clearly indicates that it is a sanitary facility, that is in form and location satisfactory to the Executive Director, Municipal Licensing and Standards; and (2) Directional signs, which shall be displayed at one or more customer service counters, attendant stations or cash register areas so that the location of the sanitary facilities within the building or the part of the building with a mercantile occupancy is prominently displayed.

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