Windsor By-law 148-2025, s. 5.4.3 — Water Penetration Related to Mould Water penetration related to mould- Any condition in a building, including but not limited to water penetration, humidity or inadequate ventilation, which may relate to the creation and growth of mould, shall be repaired or removed. Mould Air Quality Report- If in the opinion of the Property Standards Officer, the mould accumulation is excessive so as to cause a health hazard, the owner will provide, at the owner’s expense, a report prepared by a Certified Air Quality Assessment professional, trained and knowledgeable in this field, detailing mould spore samples and related air quality. The owner will undertake the appropriate remediation outlined in the report. The owner will also provide a follow-up report, at their own expense, which confirms that air quality levels consistent with a healthy environment have been attained at the premises, to the satisfaction of the Property Standards Officer
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Water Penetration Related to Mould Water penetration related to mould- Any condition in a building, including but not limited to water penetration, humidity or inadequate ventilation, which may relate to the creation and growth of mould, shall be repaired or removed. Mould Air Quality Report- If in the opinion of the Property Standards Officer, the mould accumulation is excessive so as to cause a health hazard, the owner will provide, at the owner’s expense, a report prepared by a Certified Air Quality Assessment professional, trained and knowledgeable in this field, detailing mould spore samples and related air quality. The owner will undertake the appropriate remediation outlined in the report. The owner will also provide a follow-up report, at their own expense, which confirms that air quality levels consistent with a healthy environment have been attained at the premises, to the satisfaction of the Property Standards Officer.
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- 5.4.1 Cabinet, Cupboard, Shelf & Counter Top Condition Every cabinet, cupboard, shelf and counter top in a dwelling unit shall be maintained in a structurally sound condition, free from cracks and deterioration
- 5.4.2 Interior Cladding of Walls & Ceilings-Mould Air Quality Report Interior claddings of every wall and ceiling shall be maintained so as to be free of large holes, cracks, leaks, deteriorating material, visible mould and mildew, and loose material.-
- 5.4.4 Floors & Finished Flooring Floors and finished flooring (including carpeting) shall be maintained in a structurally sound condition and be free f r o m of visible mould and mildew, holes, cracks or other defects which may- cause an unsafe condition or trip hazard
- 5.4.5 Window & Door Panel Maintenance Cracked and broken glass in door panels, missing screens, and missing windows shall be replaced with approved glass or similar materials. All operable windows and all doors shall be capable of being opened from the inside without the use of specialized tools and maintained in good repair. All materials referred to in this section shall be to the satisfaction of the Officer to provide an acceptable level of fire protection
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