Toronto By-law 629, s. (2) — Chapter 629 Property Standards
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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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- K [Amended 2022-06-16 by By-law 577-2022]
- (1)
- L For greater certainty, if Subsection K applies to a sanitary facility, the owner's duty under § 629-5B includes ensuring that the sanitary facility is available for the use of the mercantile occupancy's customers at all times that the mercantile occupancy is open to the 27 public for business. [Amended 2021-12-17 by By-law 1033-2021 ]
- M Subsection L does not apply when a mercantile occupancy is staffed by a single operator or attendant, and complying with the availability requirements in Subsection L would cause a security problem
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