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Originally Posted by GGG
I would think that your property management is doing what is required to ensure safety while the system is not working. The purpose of the letters is to show they are performing due diligence in informing the residents of the mitigation and safety impairment.
I suspect this is done as part of insurance requirements or fire code requirements for dealing with failures in the detection systems.
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Originally Posted by llwhiteoutll
They are fulfilling their responsibility that all residents be notified that the system is inoperative. It looks like they want signed confirmation if they are ever audited.
There should be notices at all entrances and elevators as well. The fire department will also have been notified.
CAN/ULC-S536-04 has a list of requirements for partial or full shutdowns of fire detection systems.
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That makes sense.
I guess her history with the property management company just has me a bit paranoid about the whole thing.
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