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Certain

regulations

not to apply to soil

Gulmerka

Busbed with water from waterworks. (Vol. IX, F. 158).

Prescribed period for purposes of section 264 of the Ordinance.

(68 of 1955).

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or a liquid which when so heated, is either alone or in com- bination with the contents of a drain or sewer, dangerous, ar the cause of a nuisance, or prejudicial to health;

(c) any petroleum spirit, carbide of calcium, acid, grease or oil; of (d) any matter likely to injure any drain or sewer or to interfer

with the free flow of its contents or to affect prejudicially the treatment or disposal of its contents,

the Building Authority may require the owner of the building to provide neutralizing tanks, cooling tanks, petrol intercepting traps, grease traps or other suitable provision.

91. Regulations 19. 20. 21. 22 and 23 shall not apply to any soc fitment which, with the consent of the Water Authority granted under regulation 17 of the Waterworks Regulations. is flushed with water from the waterworks.

92. For the purposes of subsection (1) of section 26A of the Ordinance, the period within which plans of building works must be submitted to the Building Authority for his approval shall be two months from the commencement of these regulations.

COUNCIL CHAMBER.

27th November, 1959.

Explanatory Note.

Live

Clerk of Councils.

(This Note is not part of the regulations, but is intended to indicate their general purport).

These regulations replace sections 70, 79-85, 86, 87, 91 and 93-98 of b Buildings Ordinance, Cap, 123 and also the Drainage (General, Water Class and Urinals, etc.) Regulations (Vol. IX p. 411), and are mainly of a technical nature. Part II (Standards of Sanitary Fitments) are substantially new provision and the standards laid down in regulations 6 and 7 for places of public calentan ment are somewhat higher than the provisions contained in regulation 54 of the Places of Public Entertainment Regulations. A consequential amendmeal a being made to those regulations. Part VIII provides for certain types of drainigi work to be carried out by the Building Authority rather than by any privaSE individual.

(Secretariat BL1/741/52)

DEFENCES (FIRING AREAS) ORDINANCE.

(Chapter 196).

DEFENCES (FIRING AREAS) (AMENDMENT) Order, 1959.

In exercise of the powers conferred by section ti of the Defences (Firing Areas) Ordinance, the Governor in Council has made the following Order

1. This Order may be cited us the Defences (Firing Areas) Cuation. (Amendment) Order, 1959,

1. The First Schedule to the Defences (Firing Areas) Ordinance Amendment

of First thereinafter referred to as the principal Ordinance) is amended by the addition after Part II of the following new Part-

“PART III,

Note. (1) All Latitudes are N. and Longitudes are E.

(2) Latitudes and Longitudes are taken from Admiralty Chart No. 1180.

() All map references are taken from Edition 1-GSGS, Series 1681, Sheet 2.

(a) Explosive Minesweeping Area I (Lamma Area)—

The area included in this minesweeping area is enclosed by lives joining the following positions-

Latitude 22° 13′ 12′′ Longitude 114° 3° 52" (grid

reference JV 974602)

Latitude 22" 13" 12" Longitude 114° 6′ 0′′ (grid

reference KV 010601)

Latitude 22" 11' 12" Longitude 114° 6′ 0′′ (grid

reference KV 009564)

Latitude 22° 11′ 12′′ Longitude 114° 3′ 52" (grid

reference TV 973565)

(b) Explosive Minesweeping Area II (Po Toi Area) –

The area included in this minesweeping area is enclosed by lines joining the following positions-

Latitude 22° 11' 0" Longitude 114° 12′ 48′′ (grid

reference KV 126558)

Schedule.

(Cap. 196).