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Kitchen accommoda- tion.

Require ments for water

closets and

urinals.

Ablation facilities for customera and staff.

Scullery accommoda- tion.

Cement rendering of food prepara-

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(d) are provided with kitchen accommodation which, exclusive of the space for food preparation, shall be commensurate with the total amount of seating accommodation provided for customers and the adequacy of which shall be to the satisfaction of the Council. The kitchen accommodation shall be so situated as to obviate the need of passing through a yard or other open space in order to gain access to the main premises i

(e) are provided with adequate water closet and Alushed urinal accommodation satisfactory to the Council and the Council may, if it deems necessary, require separate accommodation for each sex: Where however the Council is satisfied that an applicant for a licence is unable to provide a suitable and adequate water supply for flushing purposes or if no govern- ment sewer exists within a reasonable distance and if the Council is further satisfied that suitable alternative latrine accommodation is provided or available the Council may waive this requirement;

() are provided with suitable and adequate ablu- tion facilities for the customers and the staff. Such facilities shall include clean towels, soap, and basins of impervious construction with water from the public mains connected thereto and fitted with wastepipes which discharge in the open air over or into a gully trap;

(g) are provided with adequate scullery accom- modation comprising sinks of impervious construction with water from the public mains connected thereto and fitted with wastepipes which discharge in the open air over or into a gully trap, Each sink shall be provided with a drip board or tray draining into the sink. The scullery accommodation shall be 90 situated as to obviate the need to pass through a yard or other open space in order to gain access to the main premises;

(h) are provided with space for food preparation which, exclusive of the kitchen, shall be adequate and satisfactory and shall have walls of impervious con- tion space. struction to a height of not less than six feet above Hoor level. The space so provided shall be so situated

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Food storage facilities.

Water supply,

Water storage.

G.

as to obviate the need to pass through a yard or other open space in order to gain access to the main premises;

() are provided with receptacles for the storage of food of adequate size and suitable type which shall be made of or lined with impervious materials and be proof against dust, flies and vermin;

(7) are provided with an ample supply of potable water which, except with the special permission of the Council, shall be laid on from the public mains; and

(k) are provided with tanks of adequate capacity for the storage of water for potable purposes and in- stalled in accordance with a permit obtained from the Water Authority. The tanks so provided shall be adequately protected against dust and mosquitoes.'

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The principal by-laws are amended by the insertion of Insertion the following immediately after by-law 2 of Part II—

"Grant of licence in spite of

compliance with the provisions

non

of by-law

3.

T.

Of New by-law ZA in Part II of the

2A. In undeveloped areas the Council may principal before granting a licence waive, modify or vary such by-laws. of the provisions of the immediately preceding by-law 2 or substitute others in lieu thereof as the Council deems fit and in any special case outside such areas in which the Deputy Director of Health Services certifies that the requirements of public health can be fully satisfied notwithstanding that any or all of the provisions of the immediately preceding by-law z cannot be complied with the Council may in its absolute discretion and subject to such special conditions as may be necessary to ensure that the re- quirements of public health shall continue to be satisfied grant a licence: Provided that a licence granted under the provisions of this by-law may be revocable at any time without previous notice to the licensee if it appears to the Council desirable so to do in the interest of public health.”

By-law 6 of Part IV of the principal by-laws is amended by the addition of the following immediately after the full-stop at the end thereof→

+ Corrected by G.N.A. 10/52.

Amendment & of Part

of by-law

IV of the principal by-laws.