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Originally Posted by Great68
For reference, the relevant section of 2019 City of Vancouver Building By-Law https://bylaws.vancouver.ca/consolidated/12511.PDF
"3.6.5.9. Location of Exhaust Vents in a Building Containing not more than Two Principal Dwelling Units
1) In exhaust vents serving heating and air conditioning equipment and similar appliances, other than direct vented fireplaces, shall be directed
a) vertically through the roof of a building, with the discharge located at least 1.5 m away from any property line, or
b) horizontally through an exterior wall which faces a street, with the discharge located at least 3 m away from any property line"
So they're violating condition b) in both the fact that it's less than 3m from the property line AND not an exterior wall facing the street. |
In a sunny day scenario, should a licensed HVAC tech/company known these by-laws and not have performed the work like they did in Euro7r's situation?
In a realistic scenario, did they possibly know and just not give a damn and hope that nobody narcs on them? (Looking at your Euro7r.)
