The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-05-10

or witness present at said birth to report
in writing to the Board of Health of this
city, all particulars concerning said birth
and called for on the blank forms fur
nished by this board for that purpose,
and said report shall be made within 8
Sec. 35. That no person shall retain or
allow to be retained unburied the dead
body of any human being for a longer
| time than four days after death of such
person, without a permit from the Board
of Health, which permit shall specify, the
length of time during which such dead
body may be retained unburied.
Sec. So. 1t shall be a nuisance to carry
on any trade, manufacture or business
within the City of Mortified which may
tants of said city, or any part thereof,
and which may be attended by noisome
and offensive odors, gases, vapors, dust
or noise.
Sec. 81. Every lessee, owner, tenant or
occupant of any lot or lots of ground or
building in the City of Northheld, shall,
on notice in writing from this board,
forthwith remove from said lot or lots, or
building, any rubbish, garbage or other
unhealthful matter or substance. which
may be upon said lot or lots or in such
Sec. 3S. The inside of every privy
vault and every cesspool hereafter con-
structed shall be at least five feet distant
from the line of every adjoining lot, street
or public place, and not less than fifteen
feet distant from every house or building
which is used or intended for dwelling
pun DOStS. INO dNtlililS VI DuiloliiS uSt0
as an habitation shall be built or estab-
lished within fifteen feet of any privy or
cesspool which is on the same premises:
No vault. cesspool or catch-basin shall
form a portion of, or be attached to any
foundation wall of any building, nor shall
any such structure be built or maintained
beneath any building used as a hablta-
ton.
Sec. 80. No owner, tenant, lessee or
! occupant of any building or premises to
!, which any vault, ca~tch-ba or cesspool
! shall annertain or be attached. shall allow
the contents to flow therefrom, or to rise
| within one foot of the top thereof, nor
permit said contents to become offensive;
nor shall any vault or other structure in
this section mentioned be filled with earth
or be permanently closed until its filthy
contents have been removed. Nor shall
any person cast or deposit in any vault,
cesspool or catch-basin any dead animals,
garbage, offal. rubbish or any substance
the structure was intended. When any
structure in this section mentioned has
been abandoned, or is no longer in use
for the purpose for which it was design
ed, it shall be removed, or it may be filled
with clean earth in compliance with writ
ten instructions from this board.
Sec. 40. Whenever it shall be decided
r resson Of /. 1T 9n BENG ngr so @u1I haO. With di 9y
as or pesss9 5tb in a c0nd as
be likely to cause SICKNESS among the =
upants, and notice of such decision
I'll nave Deen dIllAeQ CO0SplcuOuSly Ou
building or any part thereof so decid-
to be unfit for human habitation. and
sonally served upon the owner. agent
lessee, if the same can be found in the
tie. requiring all persons therein to
,ate such building or part thereof, for
reasons to be stated therein as afore-
d, such building or part thereof, shall,
hin ten days thereafter, be vacated,
within such shorter time as in said
ice may be specified.
my person or persons violating any of
provisions of any section of this code
I'll, upon conviction thereof, forfeit and
7 a penalty of not less than Ten (1O
liars nor more than Fifty (50) Dollars,
the discretion of the Judge or other
per officer having jurisdiction to hear
| determine causes arising under this
finance.
his Sanitary Code shall take effect
he 2, 1924.
NOTICE.
The Board of Health of the City of
n. j., will hold a meeting at
Atlantic County Asylum, Shore Road
1 Dolphin, Mortified, n. J., Monday,
y u, 1924, at $50 p. NJ. for the pur-
Sc of considering final passage of this
1itary Code.
WILLIAM OXLEY, President
EDWARD GUION, NJ. D.,
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