Windsor : Règlement no 148-2025, art. 5.2.15 — Eaves Troughs Water runoff from roof surfaces shall discharge into an eaves trough or gutter and thence to a downpipe, discharging directly to grade with an appropriate extension away from the building to prevent flooding, erosion and other nuisance to neighboring properties
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Eaves Troughs Water runoff from roof surfaces shall discharge into an eaves trough or gutter and thence to a downpipe, discharging directly to grade with an appropriate extension away from the building to prevent flooding, erosion and other nuisance to neighboring properties.
Discharge into the municipal storm system may be permitted if approved or authorized by the City Engineer or Chief Building Official or his/her designate.
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- 5.2.14 Roofs, Chimneys, Fascia, Soffit, Antennas, Solar Panels All roofs, including chimneys, stacks, masts, lightning arresters, antennas, fascia, soffits, flashings, solar panel and supports, and other roof structures shall be maintained in good repair, watertight and structurally sound condition. Such maintenance may include, but is not limited to
- 5.2.16 Storm Water Management and Rear Yard Drain Maintenance Property owners must ensure the effective operation and maintenance of their rear yard drains and storm water management systems as designed, thereby protecting their property and the surrounding environment
- 5.2.17 Ventilation Systems All properties provided with designed mechanical ventilation systems shall operate the system on a continuous basis. The system controls, louvers and associated equipment shall be maintained in safe working order
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