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49. The following circumstances are prescribed, for the purposes of subsection 111 (3) of the Act, as circumstances in which the Registrar is not required to give a notice of rent information: 1. If an order has been issued, under the Act, the Residential Rent Regulation Act or the Residential Tenancies Act declaring the maximum rent for the rental unit effective on or after the initial rent date. 2. If an application is pending that may result in a determination of the maximum rent. 3. If the statement described in subsection 111 (1) of the Act was a statement for a new residential complex filed under section 103 of the Act. O. Reg. 375/92, s. 49.
50. A request for information from the rent registry shall be in writing unless the request is for information for which there is no fee. O. Reg. 375/92, s. 50.
51. (1) The Registrar may provide, under section 116 of the Act, any information from the rent registry including the following: 1. Information about the current maximum rents for the units in a residential complex. 2. Information about the current maximum rents for the rental units in a residential complex and a list of the rents for each unit from the documents that the Registrar used in order to calculate the current maximum rent for each of the rental units. 3. Information set out in paragraph 2 and copies of the documents that the Registrar used in order to calculate the current maximum rent for each of the rental units. 4. Names and addresses of landlords of residential complexes. (2) The information in paragraph 1 of subsection (1) is provided without fee to tenants of the residential complex, but in all other cases the fee is, (a) $5 for a residential complex with fewer than seven rental units; and (b) $15 for a residential complex with seven or more rental units. (3) The fee for the information and material in paragraph 2 of subsection (1) is, (a) $20 for a residential complex with fewer than seven rental units; and (b) $30 for a residential complex with seven or more rental units. (4) The fee for the information and material in paragraph 3 of subsection (1) is, (a) $35 for a residential complex with fewer than seven rental units; and (b) $45 for a residential complex with seven or more rental units. (5) The fee for the information in paragraph 4 of subsection (1) is, (a) $10 for 10 or fewer residential complexes; and (b) for more than 10 complexes, $1 for each of the first 3,000 complexes plus 25 cents for each additional complex. (6) Clause (5) (a) does not apply to a request by, (a) a tenant for the name and address of the tenant’s own landlord; or (b) a prospective tenant relating to three complexes or less. (7) In addition to any fees payable for information and material, the following fees are payable for information or material not set out in paragraphs 1 to 4 of subsection (1): 1. For photocopies and computer printouts, 20 cents per page. 2. For floppy disks, $10 for each disk. 3. For manually searching for a record after two hours have been spent searching, $7.50 for each 15 minutes spent by any person. 4. For preparing a record for disclosure, including severing a part of the record, $7.50 for each 15 minutes spent by any person. 5. For developing a computer program or other method of producing a record from a machine readable record, $15 for each 15 minutes spent by a person. 6. For any costs, including computer costs, incurred in locating, retrieving, processing and copying the record if those costs are specified in an invoice received by the institution. O. Reg. 643/94, s. 2.
52. Omitted (revokes other Regulations). O. Reg. 375/92, s. 52.