Open Door Air-Conditioning Bylaw
The City is developing an open door air-conditioning bylaw, as directed by Council at its Aug. 13 meeting. Introducing such a bylaw would allow City Bylaw Enforcement Officers to ask businesses to close exterior doors and windows when the air-conditioning is on.
Similar bylaws, enacted in places like New York City, are aimed at reducing carbon emissions, taking pressure off the utility grid and improving air quality within a business.
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