Urban Rooftop Garden Regulations

should be completely unregulated by city officials.

require strict safety protocols for installation.

need only basic oversight from building codes.

must follow Montreal's regulatory framework.

the cost of maintenance and upkeep.

the structural capacity of buildings to support them.

the impact on neighboring properties.

the lack of proper irrigation systems.

ban rooftop gardens in certain areas.

implement a strict regulatory system.

copy Calgary's pilot program.

provide financial support to garden owners.

eliminates all safety requirements.

focuses solely on large installations.

balances regulation with support.

follows Vancouver's strict guidelines.

rooftop gardens are inherently dangerous.

improper installations can cause problems.

wind damage is the primary concern.

structural assessments are unnecessary.

reduce the environmental benefits of gardens.

increase competition among building owners.

make gardens too expensive to implement.

limit the size of possible installations.