3.
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concern
) it is now proposed to add the Inspection of Buildings, by merging in his present Office that of Government
of Inspector of Buildings.
3.
This amalgamation of offices
desirable in order to avoid the
very present extremely inconvenient procedure, which neccesitates the eubmission of private house plans in the first instance to the Inspector of Buildings for certifiente as to stability, the reference of those plans by the Inspector of Buildings to the Sanitary Inveyor for certificate as to sanitary fitues, the reliver of the plans by the latter with his sanitary notes to the Inspector of Buildings, and the final___ reference of the plans by this Officer to the Innveyor General who finally direct him
as to the action to be taken . By the proposed amalgamation,
I gamation, Mr Cooper, the precent Sanitary Surveyor, would at once deal with the plans and dispose
half an hour
of papare that now
in o
of
lake
take several days to run their course
office and office.
between office
4.
of offices
As the
"proposed amalgamation
would add en
ormondly to the
carce and labours of the Sanitary Surveyor, so much et as to make it.
eo as
impossible for him to attend to both
duties without that he shall have
help, it is proposed
Assistant Sanitary
Surveyor or Inspector of Ruildings,
capable of taking
his place in case
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sickness. An Assistant Sanitary Surveyor
could be engaged in England by the Crown Agent
and paid from
the
salary available by Mr Hayllar's
1 from Office.
retirement.
5.
It would not be right
eo
proper to add a new
office to the Sanitary Surveyor and inlarge
Considerably the sphere of his dution
without soure remuneration, Mr Cooper should receive at least $50 a month
for these notra duties.
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