What process must municipalities follow if lacking an enforcement agreement?

Municipalities, when lacking an enforcement agreement, have the option to collaborate with local health units or conservation authorities. This approach allows them to ensure compliance with health and safety regulations without having a formal enforcement agreement in place. By working with these local bodies, municipalities can utilize their expertise and resources to monitor and enforce the necessary building standards and other requirements effectively.

This cooperation is beneficial as it fosters a shared responsibility for public safety and health, allowing different local agencies to work together towards common goals. This option supports continuity in regulatory enforcement and helps municipalities maintain compliance with the Ontario Building Code even in the absence of specific agreements.

The other options suggest less practical or viable solutions, which do not support the overarching goal of ensuring public safety and compliance with building regulations.