11.1.5. every building where any change is contemplated from
one use or another within the same division in a
major occupancy group which results in an increase
in the occupant load or fire load or both.

Every building which requires occupancy inspection. shall
comply with the construction requirements for the major
occupancy group to be located therein.

No person shall occupy a building which requires occupancy
inspection until a satisfactory inspection has been completed.

Every applicant for an occupancy inspection shall provide the
following information prior to occupancy inspection:

1i.4.1. certification by the Owner or Agent or Architect or
Engineer that the building or applicable portion
thereof conforms to the approved plans and
requirements of this Bylaw;

41.4.2. the anticipated date of completion:

11.4.3. the building as to

11.4.4. number of stories of buildings;

gross floor area of each storey, and allowable live
loads.-for each floor area;

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such other information as may be required
illustrate the essential features of the building.

At least 24 hours prior to a requested occupancy inspection,
the certification required in subsection 11.4.1. shall be
supported by submission of the following reports:

11.5.1. proof of compliance for all materials, equipment or
methods of construction, when required by the
Building Inspector;

11.5.2. 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, certification that the work
complies with all requirements of the Building Code
and this Bylaw;

11.5.3. a "Contractor's Material and Test Certificate", once
the sprinkler system have been flushed, inspected,
and tested to meet NFPA-13 standards:

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