or Architect or Engineer in the case of
new construction, that the building or
applicable portion thereof conforms to
the approved plans and the requirenents”
of this By-law; ,

the anticipated date of completion:
classification of the building as to types
of occupancies;

number of stories in the building;

gross floor area of each storey, and the
allowable live loads for each floor area;
such other information as may be required
to illustrate the essential features of

the building.

At least 24 hours prior to a requested inspection

for a Certificate of Occupancy, the certification
required in Clause {i} of sub-section (c) shall be

supported by submission of the following reports:-

{i} proof of compliance for all materials,
equipment or methods of construction,
when required by the authority having
durisdiction:

where the complexity of the project or

portions thereof required supervision

by an Architect or Professional Engineer,
aS a condition of issuance of the Build-
ing Permit, proof that the Engineec or
Architect has complied with all require-
ments of the Provincial Code and this
By-law;

a “Contractor's Material and Test Cer-

tificate", once the sprinkler systems

have been flushed, inspected and tested
to meet NFPA-13 standards;

a “Certificate of Verification® (or egral}
together with the manufacturer's (inventory)
"Inspection Report", after the cozponents
of all fire alarm systems incorporating
annunciatoc panels, have been inspected
and verified to meet the ranufacturer's
specifications and the Building Code,

and the whole system or applicabte por~
tion therecf has been tested by the

manufacturer, owner and installer.

(e) In addition to the requirezents in subsection (d}

of this Section, a “high building” coming under the

provisions of the Provincial Code shall undergo

pricr professional field review and nonitored

testing to substantiate in writing the operation

and suitability of the following devices:-

(4)

by the Electrical Design Engineer, the
components of required communications
systems; emergency power sources; exit
and corridor lighting: emergency light-
ing; circuits and electrical control
devices for elevators, ventilation,
pressurization, smoke control and auto-
matic fire suppression systems; and

other applicable monitoring systens;

by the Me. sical Besign Engineer, the
compenents of all systems for air
handling, smoke control, exhaust,
pressurization, autozatic fire
suppression, fire fighting water

supply and puzps.