On 6/14/2015 6:47 PM, Jeff Liebermann wrote:
On Sun, 14 Jun 2015 15:54:19 -0400, rickman wrote:

I've never read so much BS in my life.

http://www.mcscs.jus.gov.on.ca/english/FireMarshal/CarbonMonoxideAlarms/QuestionsandAnswers/OFM_COAlarms_QandA.html

59. Can a fire department serve an Inspection Order under Subsection
21(1) of the FPPA to address a CO alarm related Fire Code violation in
the building?

Yes. Since the definition of "fire safety" under the FPPA has been
revised to address "unsafe levels of carbon monoxide", CO alarm
related OFC violations can be addressed through an Inspection Order.


54. If I don’t comply with the OFC, can I be charged?

Yes. Once the compliance dates for CO alarms have passed, anyone found
to be in contravention of these requirement can be charged and if
convicted would be subject to penalties.

55. Is there a Part I ticketable offence for CO alarm violations?

Yes. The ministry has developed new short form wording to increase the
number of ticketable offences under the Provincial Offences Act for a
number of OFC violations, including those relating to CO alarms.

56. What are the set fines and total payable for Part I OFC offences
related to CO alarms?

The set fines for Part I OFC offences have recently increased. Those
relating to CO alarm offences are set at either $195 or $295 depending
on the violation. The victim fine surcharge has also increased to $60
while court costs have remained the same at $5. Hence, total payable
for CO alarm ticketable offences are now $260 or $360 depending on the
violation.

They'll get my old CO detector when they pry it from my cold, dead hands!

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Rick