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to inhabit or use the building (or part of the building) for its intended purpose, and damage to property. ... iv) avoid causing damage to other properties, by resisting the actions to which it may reasonably expect to be subjected. …”.

Example: On (date) you parked motor vehicle (registration number) on association property without permission. ... You must comply with the by-law immediately by: (state action required to stop the contravention.) Example: Remove motor vehicle

or potential occupiers of the building to which the work relates and/or significant damage to property. ... result in significant harm to property and to persons working on the site, in the event of a fire breaking out.

potential fire intensity; and (iv) the fire hazard; and (v) the number of storeys in the building; and (vi) its proximity to other property; and (ix) any active fire safety systems

potential fire intensity; and (iv) the fire hazard; and (v) the number of storeys in the building; and (vi) its proximity to other property; and (ix) any active fire safety systems

b) so as to confer a pecuniary or other material benefit on the proxy, if the proxy is a managing agent, facilities manager or on-site residential property manager, or.