National Parks Building Regulations (C.R.C., c. 1114)

Restaurants and Dining Rooms

• 12 (1) Subsection 3.6.4 and Table 3.6.4.B of Part 3 of the National Building Code do not apply in the case of any restaurant, dining room or other establishment serving meals, refreshments or beverages to the public.

• (2) Subject to subsections (3) and (4), each establishment described in subsection (1) shall be provided with separate washroom facilities for each sex and each such establishment that has a maximum seating capacity set out in Column I of an item of the table to this subsection shall have for each sex at least the number of water closets and wash basins set out in Columns II and III, respectively, of that item.

  Column I		Column II	Column III
  Maximum Patron Seating Capacity		Water Closets for Each Sex	Wash Basins for Each Sex
  1 Up to 30 persons		1	1
  2 31 to 60 persons		2	2
  3 61 to 120 persons		3	2
  4 121 to 180 persons		4	3
  5 181 to 240 persons		5	4
  6 241 to 300 persons		6	5

• (3) Where two or more water closets are required in men’s washrooms, half of them may be replaced by urinals.

• (4) Where an establishment described in subsection (1) is operated in conjunction with an establishment providing overnight accommodation, the establishment described in subsection (1) shall be provided with separate washroom facilities for each sex and each such establishment that has a maximum seating capacity set out in Column I of an item of the table to this subsection shall have, at least, and is not required to have more than

  • (a) the number of water closets, urinals and wash basins for men set out in Columns II, III and IV, respectively, of that item; and

  • (b) the number of water closets and wash basins for women set out in Columns V and VI, respectively, of that item.

    Column I		Column II	Column III	Column IV	Column V	Column VI
    Maximum Patron Seating Capacity		Water Closets for men	Urinals for men	Wash Basins for men	Water Closets for women	Wash Basins for women
    1 Up to 30 persons		1	—	1	1	1
    2 31 to 200 persons		1	1	1	2	1
    3 201 to 300 persons		2	2	2	4	2
    4 301 to 400 persons		3	3	3	6	3
    5 401 to 500 persons		4	4	4	8	4

• (5) Subsection (2) does not apply to an establishment that does not provide seating accommodation for its customers.

• (6) Subject to subsection (1), where any business building is designed, intended or used for the occupation of not more than 10 persons, one water closet room only need be provided.

• 13 (1) No person shall install in any building in a park any oil-burning or gas-burning appliance that consumes commercial fuel oil, furnace oil, diesel oil or other flammable liquid fuel or liquified petroleum gas, unless he has first obtained an appliance installation permit from the Superintendent.

• (2) Subsection (1) does not apply to portable stoves, grills or similar appliances used for cooking.

• (3) A permit issued under this section is valid only for the six months immediately following the date of issue.

Repairs and Painting

• 14 (1) The Superintendent

  • (a) may order the owner of any building, structure or fence in a park to repair or paint any such building, structure or fence that, in the opinion of the Superintendent, requires to be repaired or painted; and

  • (b) shall serve or cause to be served on the owner, or his agent, a notice specifying the repairs or painting required to be made or done pursuant to paragraph (a).

• (2) The owner of a building, structure or fence upon receipt of a notice served pursuant to subsection (1) shall forthwith make or cause to be made the required repairs or painting.

• 15 (1) The fees for the permits required by these Regulations are as set out in the schedule.

• (2) A permit issued under these Regulations is valied for one year or for the period stated therein, whichever is the lesser.

• (3) A permit issued under these Regulations is invalid in respect of any authorized construction or installation that is not commenced within six months of the date of issue of the permit.

Preservation of Trees

• 16 (1) Subject to subsection (2), the issuance of a building permit is deemed to include permission to fell trees within an area bounded by a line 10 feet outside the proposed perimeter walls of the building and within the area of any vehicular driveway.

• (2) The Superintendent may at any time by notice in writing prohibit the felling of any tree specified by him in that notice, and the Superintendent shall serve such notice upon the lessee of the lot on which the tree is located or on the holder of any building permit for that lot, and shall place a copy of such notice on the lot.

• (3) No person shall fell a tree when such felling has been prohibited by the Superintendent by a notice in writing described in subsection (2).