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I have a variation on the above which is part of a suite of renovations I am trying to effect.
Again it is an awning question. I am proposing to erect a RETRACTABLE awning to my east facing balcony to ease the heat load on my windows. It would only be extended for a couple of hours in the morning during the summer months.
The question is, is it a major or minor renovation? I accept that if it is a PERMANENT awning then it would change the exterior appearance of the lot and require a special resolution by-law. However on my research a retractable awning seems to be treated in a variety of ways. On balance it seems that you can have it considered as a minor renovation (given that is retractable) and therefore only need a ordinary resolution.
What are the views of the forum? Has anyone else had any experience with this issue? Thanks