, 1885-04-15

" CIC SutlClS ny IuCdIS VI we'll OF BRW
water, all landowners who have stretches
of street to keep clean shall be bound to
comply with the injunctions and directions
which may be given i'll that regard. Under
like circumstances the Board can order the
watering of the streets.
IA.
When the Board Of Health finds 1t ne.
cessary under the circumstances to do 80,
it shall be authorised to order the laying
dry of yards, or the ~graveIling, or, if need.
ful, the paving OF the same to a greater or
less extent.
The cleaning of markets and public
places shall be done by public arrange.
mem, and the STREETS Of the towns, at suit
able times anil at the public expense, shall
he trave. sed by covere carts to take up
the dirt &c. from the streets and markets
rs well as what the inhabitants, for the
sake Of public cleanliness, arc bound to
collect and sweep together from the house
Itself for the purpose of being carted away,
except however the contents of closets,
stable manure and the like.
In dry and windy weather the streets
and public places are TO be frequently Wa.
tered by public arrangement.
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CarcaSes must not be thrown upon the
streets, roads, or bitches &c. nor upon
dungheaps, but must be properly buried at
u suitable distance from dwelling houses
and wells.
Stagnant water must be cleaned up By
the person concerned rs soon and as often
as the Board Of Health may direct.
" CLOSETS AND DUN0HEAPs.
With the sanction of the Superior Au-
thOrity, the Board of Health is authorised
TO give owners Of houses where no closet
Is found, an injunction to erect such.
10.
Every new closet shall be furnished with
tubs or boxes, and shall be distant at least
q f,et from any well or %cistern On the
erection of any new building or the re-erec-
lion of any older buildings, the closet shall
always be kept at a proper distance from
the windows Of bedrooms, dining rooms,
kitchens or storage places for provisions,
also from the street unless separated
theretrOm by a wall or board fence.
! 20.
In those closets where tubs or boxes are
used these must be water-tight and pitch.
ed internally, SO that no drainage from
them can take place They should not
have a greater capacity than 3 cubic feet,
and gradually, as they are condemned.
are to 10 replaced by tubs of uniform mea.
sure and size, Of which a pattern shall be
kept 10y the Board at a place indicated by
that body. The substructure must be .
floor which has been rendered imperviOus
by cement, paving Or some other means,
AMI must n1f lie lower than the surface
Of the ground.
81.
In those closets having Il pit, this must
not have a greater depth tina 4 feet. 1t
shall be maSOne,l properly tight with
cement, provided with a tight-shutting lid
and Il proper current of air. No drainage
must take place from the pit into the yard
gutter or any other drain.
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Removal of the contents of closets shall
with regard To tim, frequency and mode,
be carried on unla, the control of the
Sanitary Police. TIL earring away ought
only IT, take place at night or early in the
morning and by means of suitably contriv-
Ell closed and properly tight carts. The
contents of closets must not be placed
aside on the SpU whore II dungheap is
kept in the yard, but must be carried
away direct from The CLOSETS themselves.
The Board of III alth il moreover authors
ed to give particular directions for the
removal of cOntentS Of closets under special
relations and circumstances.