, 1884-10-01
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enacted surveys, and, particularly the extraordinary surveys
tbstI no. Unnecessary ae se vo de ! IS + f}be + S1 cansed. WIZ Wh sa'a a s n9Spa'G ia
demanded, it shall be held at all events within 8 weeks. and, in
the absence of other agreement, the party calling for the survey
shall receive at least days notice thereof.
S16
Every s%team-boier subject to public control shall at the in
stance of the Policemaster be inspected, at uncertain times, once
every year during which the boiler has not been surveyed, or is
to be surveyed, pursuant to the enactments contained in 5 5 :, u
and -. By the inspection thus undertaken, it shall be examin-
ed if the arrangement of the boiler is in accordance with existing
enactments and regulations, If the waste steam is carried OFT in
such a manner as not to inconvenience the adjacent properties,
and, in the case of portable boilers, if they are fitted with the
PfotectFe apparatus mentioned IN 4; but test OF pressure is
not to be applied. The examination, concerning which report
shall be made to the PoicemaSter, is effected by ono expert ap-
pointed in accordance with the rules prescribed III 80.
For efecting the surveys mentioned in s 4, the surveyors
are entitled to the following remuneration, to be equally divided
For surveying a boiler of 20 horse power refectivel or up
wards, or a plant comprising 2 or more separate boilers $40 for
This remuneration is betrayed by the party at whose demand
the survey is held, or, if the survey is demanded by the Police
master pursuant to 5 Is, because the delay within which the sur
vey should have been held has been exceeded, by the party who
is responsible for the timely performance of the survey.
When pursuant to 10 the authorities cause an extraordi-
nary survey to be held, the surveyors are likewise entitled to the
remuneration mentioned in Is, to be betrayed by the party
using the boiler, in case the surveyors report be to the effect,
that the boiler shall be altered before it is used again in the
contrary case, the remuneration shall be betrayed By the Colonial
Treasury.
For efecting a resurvey each ofthe resurveyors is entitled to Il
times the payment fixed in Is for surveyors, which remunera-
ton is betrayed by the party at whose demand the resurvey is
held, in case the resurveyors in the main confirm the report of
the first survey; in the contrary case the remuneration shall be
betrayed by the Colonial Treasury.
If the survey is effected more than one-fourth of a Danish
mile from the residence of the surveyor or the re-surveyor, he is
entitled to free conveyance, and besides, if the survey lasts more
than = hours, to diet money, say So per day
For the examination mentioned in IS the party using the
boiler does not pay anything. If such examination is performed
by a specially appointed surveyor, the latter is entitled to a re-
Enumeration of SO, to be betrayed by the Colonial Treasury.
besides free conveyance and diet money according to 10.
81.
The cost of providing the appliances required for the testing
and examination of steam boilers Is betrayed by the Colonial
Treasury, and also the cost Of transporting the said appliances
and of travelling expenses and diet money of the surveyors and
resuveyOrs, subject to the limitation contained in II, last
membrum. All other expenses connected with the survey or the
reSurvey, are, unless otherwise prescribed in the foregoing sec
tons, betrayed by the party at whose demand the survey or re-
survey is made (cfr l6, last membrum, who is also bound to
furnish the labourers which shall be required for the performance
of the survey.
The necessary copies Of the regulations issued by Govern
ment pursuant to the present ordinance shall be furnished to
the surveyors and resuryeyOrS at the time of their appointment.
A copy Off summary, compiled by Government, of the most i'm
portant regulations concerning the arrangement of steam boilers,
which will be furnished on application to the Policemaster,
shall, in the case of stationary boilers, be fastened up on the
wall, where there is a good light, close to the boiler room.
AT all surveys or examinations, the surveyors or surveyor
shall carry copies of the detailed regulations issued pursuant to
the present Ordinance, and, if SO required, show them to the
party using the boiler.
S23.
The Government is empowered in the case of factories and
similar establishments to allow exemption from control of steam
boilers, if needful protective measures are taken by special ar
rangement.
Transgressions of the present Ordinance and of the regula-
tons Hereunder issued by Government are to be punished with
fines from S. to 5000, in SO far as they do not, according to other
existing laws, become liable to more severe punishment.
The cases are dealt with as public police suits.
S25.
Ordinance of 9th April 1882 and Rescript of 9th December
1887 are hereby repealed in so far as applying to steam boilers
on shore.
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