Windsor By-law 148-2025, s. 5.2.33(a) — Building and Property Standards By-law
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In yards of multiple dwellings and non-residential properties, sufficient lighting of exterior property areas shall be provided to minimize any danger to persons using walkways;
- (b) All exterior lighting standards and fixtures shall be kept in a safe condition, in working order, in good visual condition and must be compliant with the City’s lighting by-law; and
- (c) Walkways shall be maintained, resurfaced or re-graded as necessary to ensure a reasonably smooth, slip free and safe surface for pedestrian traffic.
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- 5.2.32 Buffering and Screening Garbage Containers Where commercial, industrial or multi-residential on site garbage containers are visible from a residential property or from a public street, the area where the receptacles are being stored shall be buffered and screened from adjoining or nearby residential properties or public areas so as to minimize the effect of the nuisance in accordance with applicable municipal by-laws
- 5.2.33 Lighting & Walkways-Multiple Dwellings and Non-Residential Regarding yard conditions
- 5.2.34 Water From Downspouts and Sumps The storm water run-off from all downspouts, sump pump discharges or impervious surfaces shall be designed and maintained so as to discharge water run-off away from the building and to prevent flooding, erosion and other nuisance to neighboring properties
- 5.2.35 Retaining Walls Retaining walls, signs and all structures appurtenant to a property shall be maintained in good repair, free from unsafe conditions including fire hazards and capable of safely performing the function for which they were designed
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