Windsor By-law 148-2025, s. 5.2.44(a) — Barrier Free Buildings - Types of Classes The following types of classes of buildings and structures shall be upgraded to provide barrier free access at the principal entrance to the following buildings
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Barrier Free Buildings - Types of Classes The following types of classes of buildings and structures shall be upgraded to provide barrier free access at the principal entrance to the following buildings:
- medical and dental facilities with more than one (1) doctor;
- (b) places of public assembly occupancy including schools, colleges, universities and places of instruction/training;
- (c) banks and other financial institutions;
- (d) restaurants with more than 60 seats;
- (e) rest homes and lodging homes; and
- (f) commercial occupancies including retail stores and offices, but limited to those that are more than three storeys in height or more than six hundred square meters in floor area.-
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- 5.2.43 Barrier-free Buildings All existing barrier-free requirements shall be maintained in existing buildings required to be barrier-free
- 5.2.44 Barrier Free Buildings - Types of Classes The following types of classes of buildings and structures shall be upgraded to provide barrier free access at the principal entrance to the following buildings
- 5.2.45 Barrier Free Requirement Do Not Exceed the Standards Barrier free requirements shall not be required to exceed the standards contained in the Ontario Building Code
- 5.2.46 Accessibility to persons with Disabilities A requirement of Section 5.2.44 and 5.2.45 shall be deemed to be complied with if, in the opinion of the Officer, the building will provide accessibility to persons with disabilities, taking into consideration physical limitations in the design of the building that may make some upgrading impractical
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