every building where any change from one use

to another within the same division in a major
occpancy group which results in an increase in
the occupant load or fire ‘load or both, _

(b) Every building which requires a Certificate of Occupancy shall
comply with the construction requirements for the major occupancy
group to be housed therein, except that the authority having
jurisdiction may issue a Certificate of Occupancy for a building
which varies in a minor respect from the regulations of this
By-law, where, in its opinion, such variation will substantially

accomplish the ‘objects of this By-law.

Every application for a Certificate of Occupation shall contain:
i} certification by the owner or his agent or Architect or
Engineer in the case of new construction, that the building
or applicable portion thereof conforms to the approved
plans and the requirements 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 snspection for a Certificate

of Occupancy, the certification required in Clause (41) of subsection

(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 jurisdiction;

where the complexity of the project or portions
thereof required supervision by an Architect or
Professional Engineer, as a condition of issuance
of the building permit, proof that the Engineer or
Architect has complied with all requirements of the

Provincial Code and this By-law; ;
a "Contractor's Material and Test Certificate", once
the ‘sprinkler systems have been flushed, inspected,

and tested to meet NFPA-13 standards;

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