Windsor By-law 148-2025, s. 5.2.26 — Damaged Vacant Building A vacant building or structure damaged by fire, storm or other causes, shall be repaired to its original condition or demolished within 182 days of the issuance of an Order
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Damaged Vacant Building A vacant building or structure damaged by fire, storm or other causes, shall be repaired to its original condition or demolished within 182 days of the issuance of an Order.
Until the necessary repair or demolition can be undertaken, the building or structure shall be supported and barricaded to avoid unauthorized entry, prevent fire hazards and prevent unsafe conditions.
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