Ontario Building Code Practice Exam

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What is the maximum allowable height for a single-story building in a residential zone?

  1. 4.5 meters

  2. 6.0 meters

  3. 7.5 meters

  4. 9.0 meters

The correct answer is: 6.0 meters

A 4.5 meters: This is incorrect because it is too low for a single-story building in a residential zone. C: 7.5 meters: This is incorrect because it is too high for a single-story building in a residential zone. D: 9.0 meters: This is incorrect because it is too high for a single-story building in a residential zone. The maximum allowable height for a single-story building in a residential zone is 6.0 meters. This height allows for a comfortable living space while still maintaining the desired aesthetic and atmosphere of a residential neighborhood.

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