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\u003Cbr>APPLY TO TYPICAL RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION IN THE GREATER TORONTO AREA,AND ARE PROVIDED  \u003Cbr>FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY.THEY DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT EVERY DETAlL OF BUILDING  \u003Cbr>CONSTRUCTION,OR ALL MINIMUM STANDARDS WHICH APPLY.FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT  \u003Cbr>CONSTRUCTION REGULATIONS REFER TO THE ONTARIO BUILDING CODE,YOUR MUNICIPAL BUILDING  \u003Cbr>DEPARTMENT,OR A QUALIFIED DESIGNER.  \u003Cbr>CLIMATIC DESIGN REQUIREMENTS  \u003Cbr>THESE DETAILS APPLY TO ZONE I NON-ELECTRIC SPACE HEATING ONLY.AREAS OUTSIDE GREATER  \u003Cbr>TORONTO MAY BE SUBJECT TO DIFFERENT CLIMATIC CONDITIONS WHICH MAY SIGNIFICANTLY AFFECT  \u003Cbr>CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS.THE CLIMATIC DESIGN DATA NHICH APPLIES TO THE SPECIFIC BUILDING  \u003Cbr>LOCATION SHOULD BE CONFIRMED BEFORE ADOPTING ANY OF THE DETAILS IN A PROPOSED DESIGN.  \u003Cbr>CLIMATIC DESIGN INFORMATION MAY BE FOUND IN THE SUPPLEMENTARY STANDARD SB-I OF THE  \u003Cbr>2006 ONTARIO BUILDING CODE.  \u003Cbr>TABLE OF CONTENTS  \u003Cbr>SECTION A:APPLICATION GUIDE  \u003Cbr>SECTION C:CARPORTS  \u003Cbr>AOl  \u003Cbr>BUILDING PERMIT Q串A  \u003Cbr>COla ATTACHED CARPORT  \u003Cbr>Sloping年Flat Roof Plan年Section  \u003Cbr>AO2 DRAWING REQUIREMENTS FOR  \u003Cbr>A RESIDENTIAL ADDITION  \u003Cbr>COlb ATTACHED CARPORT  \u003Cbr>Sloping车Flat Roof Tables Notes  \u003Cbr>SAMPLE DRAWING  \u003Cbr>AO3a  \u003Cbr>Site Plan  \u003Cbr>COlc ATTACHED CARPORT  \u003Cbr>Sloping Roof,Details  \u003Cbr>SAMPLE DRAWING  \u003Cbr>AO3b  \u003Cbr>Basement Plan  \u003Cbr>COld ATTACHED CARPORT  \u003Cbr>Flat Roof,Details  \u003Cbr>AO3c  \u003Cbr>SAMPLE DRAWING  \u003Cbr>Ground Floor Plan  \u003Cbr>COle ATTACHED CARPORT  \u003Cbr>AO3d  \u003Cbr>SAMPLE DRAWING  \u003Cbr>Gable Roof Plans年Section  \u003Cbr>Elevation  \u003Cbr>COIf ATTACHED CARPORT  \u003Cbr>AO3e  \u003Cbr>SAMPLE DRAWING  \u003Cbr>Gable Roof,Details  \u003Cbr>Elevation  \u003Cbr>AO3f  \u003Cbr>SAMPLE DRAWING  \u003Cbr>SECTION D:DECKS  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