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(2) In the case of any premises or part of any premises for which no conservancy service is for the time being provided, the occupier of such premises or such part thereof shall, if he has made an application to the Council in the manner prescribed in by-law 9 for the provision of a conservancy service and the Council has, within forty-eight hours after the receipt of such application, either refused or failed to provide or to cause such a service to be provided, dispose of the contents of every sanitary pail or container once in every twenty-four hours, until such time as a conservancy service is provided, in such decent manger as to prevent the causing of any nuisance or smell or the propagation of Nies:
Provided that in no case shall such contents be thrown into the sea or into any stream, watercourse or open drain or ditch.
(3) In the case of any premises or part of any premises for which a conservancy service is provided, the occupier of such premises or such part thereof shall, unless the Council or other person providing the service expressly notifies him to the contrary, place or cause to be placed each sanitary pail or container in such a position as-
(a) will be conveniently accessible from the nearest street used by
such conservancy service for collection purposes;
(b) will not necessitate the removal of such sanitary pail or con.
tainer through obstructed passageways; and
(c) will not, wherever possible, necessitate the removal of such
pail or container through any bedroom or sleeping quarter: Provided that in no case shall any sanitary pail or container be placed in a street.
9. (1) Every application for the provision of a conservancy service shall be made in writing addressed to the Secretary of the Council and shall state-
(a) the date upon which the service is required to commence; (b) the full name and address of the applicant:
(c) the full name and address of the owner of the premises in
question. unless such owner is the applicant; and
(d) the address in detail of the premises, or the part thereof, for
which the service is required.
(2) Where the applicant for a conservancy service does not expect that the service will be required by him for more than thirty days, be may state in the application that a temporary service is required and shall state, as near as may be, the date upon which he expects the requirement to cease.
(3) Where any person is about to cease to require at any premises. or any part of any premises, the provision of a conservancy service, be
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shall give to the Council, by notice in writing addressed to the Secretary thereof, not less than three days' notice of the date upon which he will cease to require the service and shall, in such notice, specify the circum- stances by reason of which the service will no longer be required.
(4) Where application is made by the occupier of any premises or any part of any premises for the provision of a conservancy service and where notice is given to the Council that the provision of a conservancy service for any premises or part of any premises will no longer be required, the Council shall, save where the applicant or the person giving such notice is the owner, or the agent in the Colony of the owner, of such premises or such parts thereof, cause notice in writing of the receipt of such application or notice and of its determination thereon to be sent to such owner or his agent in the Colony addressed to the last address in the Colony of either of them which is known to the Council.
19, (1) (2) In respect of each floor, other than a floor which is Fees for
used for non-domestic purposes and on which no pails or conservancy
services. containers for the reception of excretal matter are provided,
of all premises situated in a district or place for which the Council provides a conservancy service, being premises which are not provided with waterclosets, or, if such service is pro- vided for a separate part of any floor of any such premises, in respect of any such part, there shall be paid to the Treasury a fee of sixteen dollars per quarter or that part of any quarter for which the service is provided, as the case may be.
(b) The fees for the ensuing two quarters shall be payable in advance on or before the 1st day of June and the 1st day of December in every year or within one month from the latest date (being a date not earlier than the said 1st day of June or the said 1st day of December, as the case may bej for payment stipulated in a demand note issued in respect thereof.
(c) Where, in respect of any premises, the provision of a conser- vancy service, other than a temporary conservancy service, is commenced during the period between the 2nd day of June and the 30th day of November (both days inclusive) or between the 2nd day of December and the 31st day of May (both days inclusive), the provision of such service shall be deemed to have been commenced on the 1st day of June and the 1st day of December, respectively, and the fees therefor shall be payable accordingly.
(2) Where a temporary conservancy service is provided, there shall be paid to the Treasury, on or before the day on which the provision of such service is commenced, a fee of ten dollars,
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