The house stays warmer longer with less gas usage because the hot water is circulating and the radiators get warm also emitting heat. 

Presumably, the fan wouldn't be circulating air around anyway (if that's even a risk) as the thermostat is allegedly broken.

There is a wood fired heat exchanger and an electrical pump to circulate the water. 

Now they're looking for moss on the roof, water heater strapping, two railings on stairways, tread depth, window egress, fans and circulation, legal bedroom size, etc.

We plan to have new floors put in and re-do both the kitchens and bathrooms, put new floors everywhere, fix some drywall issues, install electric fireplaces where the old gas ones are, replace the a/c units, install more efficient bathroom fans for better circulation, move laundry room to the kitchen and make the dining room half kitchen and half dining room, as well as a few other things. 

Sounds like you are building an apartment  but it's not clear if it is multifamily only or mixed use.You have to factor in circulation at around 15%.Not sure what your local building Dept requires for amenity space.

It effectively can't happen because the government controls how much money is in circulation.

It requires that you place a box fan behind the unit to circulate ozone.

Also, anytime we have a tenant leave a unit that has a built in microwave, we remove the microwave and replace it with a cheap re-circulating range hood since tenants are rough on microwaves.  

Fans to circulate the air.