Which list correctly represents the property types covered by CIMVR?

• A. Federal and Provincial and Vacant
• B. Residential, Multiple Residential, Industrial, Commercial and Vacant
• C. Industrial only
• D. Residential and Commercial only

Answer: (B)

The idea here is that CIMVR covers all the main property types a property standards officer deals with, not just a subset. The best list includesResidential, Multiple Residential, Industrial, Commercial, and Vacant because it captures both single-dwelling homes and multi-unit buildings, the major non-residential sectors, and land without structures. This broad coverage reflects how by-laws and enforcement responsibilities apply across different property categories, ensuring inspectors address the common situations they encounter. The other options fall short by either naming categories that aren’t the municipal focus (such as federal or provincial designations), or by leaving out important property types (like missing Industrial, Multiple Residential, or Vacant), making them incomplete or inaccurate representations of CIMVR.