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Our 3-unit condo building is finally renovating the common area bathroom next month. The problem is that's the only bathroom in the building besides the units themselves. We have tenants in all three units and the construction is supposed to take two weeks. The contractor suggested renting a porta potty rental for the hallway. For anyone who's dealt with a building reno, is that normal? Any issues with the city about putting a portable toilet in a condo hallway?

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