Contents Page

Sections

A) Electrical Issues found at many of Ontario’s Campgrounds

Overview
Purpose Of This Section
Law of Land – Ontario Electrical Safety Code
Typical Electrical Campground Issues
Reasons Why these Issues are happening
Calculated Ideal Results – Software Calculators
Real World Measurements
Summary of The Ideal 30A  Circuit (Wire Size vs Distance)
Summary of The Ideal 50A  Circuit (Wire Size vs Distance)
Cheaters (Power line Adapters)
        Campground Reviews
 B) Seasonal Site Contracts – Ontario Campgrounds
      Site Contracts  & Consumers Protection Act
      Site Contract – Negligence
      Consumer Protection(Camper Protection)
C) Land Lease Homes, Landlord Tenant Board, and The Residential Tenancy Act 2006
  1. The Residential Tenancy Act 2006  (RTA)
  2. RTA – Part X – Mobile Home Parks
  3. MPAC Assessment for Residential Taxes – Permanent Mobile Home
  4. Liability for Camp Owners if RTA does Apply
  5. Administrative Tribunals(LTB) MUST be Accountable
  6. LTB Decisions Suspect?: Real Justice By Appeal.
  7. Definitions of Words and Phrases used in the RTA
  8. Several reasons why RTA Exclusion Rule 5(a) should not apply to Park Model Trailers or Land Lease Homes
  9. LTB Decisions Based on Rule 5(a) –  LTB Rules that Land Lease Homes are NOT covered by the RTA

    1. Mathews v. Algoma Timberlake  (Overturned on Appeal)
    2. Putnam v. Grand River Conservation Authority, (2006), (Overturned on Appeal)
    3. Luis Dos Santos v Green Acre RV Park – Order_SWT-68358-14  (LTB Decision PDF) (Not Appealed)
    4. John & Maria  Saraiva  v Paul  Bunyan  Trailer  Camp  Limited  – Order_SWT-65538-14 (LTB Decision PDF)
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  10. Dissection of LTB Decisions that were not appealed with notes as to why they should have been.

    1. LTB Decision – Luis Dos Santos v Green Acre RV Park – Order_SWT-68358-14- Dissected
    2. LTB decision – John & Maria  Saraiva v Paul  Bunyan  Trailer  Camp  Limited  – Order_SWT-65538-14 – Dissected
  11. Communications History (Emails)

 

Attachments(Electrical

Attachment 1 – Ambient Temperature Influence on Circuit Breakers
Attachment 2 – Alternating Current Electric Motors
Attachment 3 – Warranty Exclusion – Inadequate Power
Attachment 4 – Hydro One – Conditions of Service
Attachment 5 – Canadian Electrical Code (CEC)
Attachment 6 – CEC Table D3 – Cable Lengths
Attachment 7 – Hydro One Recommended Voltage Limits
Attachment 8 – Effects of Low Voltage
Attachment 9 – Lower Than Normal Voltages
Attachment 10 – Internet Reviews of Selected Ontario Campgrounds
Attachment 11 – Qualifications of the Author
Attachment 12 – OACETT
Attachment 13 – Professional Engineering
Attachment 14 – Electrical Contractors/Master Electrician
Attachment 15 – Recreational Vehicle Parks(US-NEC)
Attachment 16 – Consumers Protection Association