CO129-554-9 Buildings Ordinance 1935 15-4-1935 - 15-4-1935 — Page 20

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Table of Correspondence,-Continued.

Remarks.

Buildings Ordinance, 1935.

Ordinance No. 1 of 1903.

Re-drafted and the angle within which the height of a building must be kept has been increased from 30 degrees to 68 degrees in the case of building erected on old lots and to 631 degrees in the case of buildings erected on new lots

*Added

88 (1)

189 (1)

(1) (a)

Added

Added

(1) (b)

(1) (c)

(2)

(2)

Added

(3)

(4)

(3)

'Added

(5)

"' construction and "added

89

182

$6

throughout

added

90

183

91

184

"upon which domestic buildings

abut" omitted....

92 (1) (Sanitation Bill 90.)

185 (1)

(2)

(2)

(3)

Added

in s.s. (1). s.s. (3), see No. 1 of 1845 s. 30A.

Re-drafted to make it clear that the owner of a private street is re- sponsible for its maintenance. The last paragraph has been added to ensure recovery of the cost of any work carried out by Government in a private street.

93 (1) (Sanitation Bill, Scavenging By-law 10.)

"and such latrine

the

building" omitted and "and no

with a street

latrine added

Added

Thickness of rendering added

Last sentence omitted

"pail

"' added

186

* 3 8 56

94

156

95

96

157

97

158

159

98

(Sanitation Bill 40)

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