Toronto By-law 844, s. A — The building owner shall close the openings to the garbage chutes on all floors by a non- permanent and easily reversible method, for example, by padlocking the openings, so as to prevent use of the garbage chute by the residents of the building
Chapter 844 Waste Collection, Residential Properties
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The building owner shall close the openings to the garbage chutes on all floors by a non- permanent and easily reversible method, for example, by padlocking the openings, so as to prevent use of the garbage chute by the residents of the building;
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- B If the results of the poll or vote show less than 51 percent in favour of the closure of the garbage chute, the General Manager shall notify the building owner that the permit has been denied on that basis
- B The building owner shall notify the General Manager that the garbage chutes have been closed in accordance with Subsection A, so as to allow a review of the garbage chutes to be done by an officer
- C The building owner shall not permit and otherwise eliminate any facilities for the residents to leave waste in rooms that contain access to the garbage chute, unless the room meets all applicable standards for depositing waste in Chapter 629, Property Standards, the Ontario Building Code and the Ontario Fire Code
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