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Corvettes are dirty cars. I dont care how many times they go to LeMans with the Z06, a Corvette will always remind me of Dirk Diggler, the 1970s, shag carpeting. Green Venture. Update April 1. I asked the Province Ministry of Energy to clarify the regulations regarding clotheslines in condominiums. Heres the reply I received Dear Mr. Wobschall Thank you for your letter regarding the use of clotheslines in condominiums. I commend you on your interest in conserving energy. The Ministry of Energy promotes the air drying of clothes over using a clothes dryer where appropriate. In 2. 00. 8, the province changed the regulation pertaining to the use of clotheslines to dry laundry in Ontario. This change allowed people to use clotheslines in certain circumstances where they might not otherwise be allowed. This change applies to ground level clotheslines only clotheslines on condominium balconies continue to be subject to the rules set by the building owner and agreed to by its occupant owners or tenants. As such, allowing the use of clotheslines on the balcony of your condominium unit is at the discretion of the Condominium Board. For more information, please visit the Ministry of Energys Electricity Regulations webpage at http www. This site includes a series of questions and answers which will provide further clarity on the governments clothesline regulation. Once again, thank you for your letter regarding the use of clotheslines in condominiums. Update April 2, 2. Added condo specific information from the Ministry of Energys website below. BibMe Free Bibliography Citation Maker MLA, APA, Chicago, Harvard. Find the latest business news on Wall Street, jobs and the economy, the housing market, personal finance and money investments and much more on ABC News. Welcome to Green Venture Green Venture is Hamiltons premiere environmental education notforprofit organization. We are dedicated to finding positive, practical. Pete W. Update March 1. I just received the following information from the City in response to a question I asked on this issue Hi Pete,Without quoting from the Zoning By law directly as its pretty long there are no zoning regulations for clotheslines. A clothesline is not considered a structure and can be located within any required yard. None of the Zoning By laws speak specifically to clotheslines so this is our interpretation applied across the board. Cheers,Debbie. Debbie Spence. Communications Officer. General Managers Office. Planning and Economic Development Departmentwww. City of Hamilton. Main Street West, 7th Floor. Hamilton, ONDebbie. Spenceathamilton. Original PostWe had a group from the Hamilton Naturalists Club visit Eco. House for a tour recently and our tour guide Clare was asked about regulations pertaining to clothelines. This may be old news to some, but we do get this question more often than you might think. Thanks to some of our great staff Clare, Laura, and Kirstin for the info I used in this post. Yes, You May. If youre looking for the quick response yes you may use a clothesline at most residences as long as it doesnt pose a health threat, and its on your property even if you currently live under a developers covenant, landowner rental agreement, or municipal or condominium by law preventing their use. Provincial Clothesline Regulations. Provincial regulations enacted in 2. Here is my summary of the Provinces webpage overview on this subject I am not a lawyer best to read the regulations yourself Generally SpeakingClotheslines are considered clotheslines, clothestrees, and anything else that has the purpose of drying clothes and no other purpose Im guessing that a 1. Clotheslines can be used in back and side yards. Clotheslines can be used if you access them by standing directly on the ground, or from a deck or other fixed structure. Clotheslines can be used if they are on your property, or property you are renting as long as your agreementlease allows you and only you to use the property. Clotheslines can be used as long as they do not compromise safety. Condos are a little different, but the act does permit use in ground level exclusive right of use areas, as long as they do not pose health risks. Clotheslines on balconies are still subject to the rules of the building owner and agreed to by its occupant owners or tenants. Please note this is my summary only, please read for yourself the Provinces summary of the regulations here. Designation of clotheslines etc. The following are designated for the purposes of subsection 3 1 of the Act 1. Clotheslines. 2. Clothestrees. Any goods and technologies that have a purpose that is the same as a clothesline or clothestree, and no other purpose. Any equipment that is necessary for the proper installation and operation of anything that is designated under this section. O. Reg. 9. 70. 8, s. Prescribed circumstances. A person is permitted to install and use any goods or technologies designated in section 1, if the following circumstances apply 1. The designated goods or technologies and any necessary equipment are installed on property upon which is situated a house or building that is used solely for residential occupancy and which is the persons place of residence. The designated goods or technologies and any necessary equipment are installed in a manner so as to ensure that there are no impediments to safety, including, but not limited to, impediments to access to or egress from the house or building. The designated goods or technologies and any necessary equipment are installed adjacent to the side or rear wall of the house or building so as to be useable by a person,i. The designated goods or technologies and any necessary equipment are installed in an area where the person has an exclusive right of use by virtue of their residency. O. Reg. 9. 70. 8, s. Omitted provides for coming into force of provisions of this Regulation. O. Reg. 9. 70. 8, s. Clothes Dryer Energy Use. So, how much energy and cash can you save with a clothesline Clothes dryers are a handy item, particularly when its cold or raining for periods of time and you cant use a clothesline. However, the efficiency of clothes dryers is not advancing as quickly as other appliances such as dishwashers or clothes washers it still pays to reduce your clothes dryer use. The following table compares data from Natural Resources Canada. Appliance 1. Dishwashers 1,0. Clothes Washers 1,2. Clothes Dryers 1,1. Average annual kilowatt hour use. NRCan assumes you dry 8 loads per week, or 4. Based on the 1. 99. At the 2. 00. 8 average, it would cost around 1. A very rough calculation based on using a clothesline from May to September 5 months of the year, a 4. Please note determining the average price per kilowatt for electricity is difficult. We used 0. 1. 1 as this was the number provided to Green Venture as a rough estimate from our utility, before Smart Meters were introduced and recent electricity rate hikes, which now make it more difficult to calculate. Clothes Dryer Conservation Tips. When you must use a dryer, here are some tips on dryer conservation from Horizon Utilities. Lots of great info from Natural Resources Canada on selecting new appliances, calculating the life costs of an appliance, and more. Change to Clothesline Regulation. April 1. 8, 2. 00. Changes have been made to the regulation pertaining to the use of clotheslines to dry laundry in Ontario. De Vzw Stap Voor Stap Pdf here. The province is putting an end to some restrictions that prevent people from using outdoor clotheslines. This includes agreements between home builders and buyers in some towns and cities in Ontario. Questions and Answers About Ontarios Clothesline Regulation. What does the new regulation say exactly The new regulation allows people to use clotheslines in certain circumstances where they might not otherwise be allowed because of a developers covenant, landowner rental agreement, or municipal or condominium by law. The regulation overrides any such prohibitions. Where are clotheslines allowed Clotheslines are now expressly permitted On ground level includes a deck in a homeowners back or side yard On a ground level includes a deck in a renters back or side yard, if the rental arrangement gives exclusive use of the yard to the renter.
