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Hampstead 1907

Report for the year 1907 of the Medical Officer of Health

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Tents, vans, sheds, or similar structures in such a state as to be injurious or dangerous to the health of the inmates, dealt with11
Spaces below floors in the basement or ground floors ventilated6
Ventilating pipes of drains carried to a sufficient height above windows8
Fresh air inlets repaired or renewed40
Separate and sufficient water closet accommodation pro-vided for persons of each sex2
Water closets cleansed60
Water closets provided with a sufficient water supply46
Flushing cisterns to water closets repaired or renewed242
Water closets provided with means of constant ventilation6
Sufficient water closet accommodation provided4
Yard pavings repaired or renewed136
Area pavings repaired or renewed55
Defective or improper manure receptacles abolished2
Manure receptacles provided8
Dust receptacles provided199
Covers to dust receptacles provided4
Water cisterns cleansed62
Water cisterns fitted with close fitting covers34
Improperly placed water cisterns removed6
Stable pavings repaired or renewed16

Number of Inspections, &c., Made; Notices Served; and Letters, &c., Issued.

1907.
Number of Inspections9056
„ Re-inspections12044
,, Intimation Notices issued901
„ Statutory Notices issued331
„ Letters issued5372

Certificates as to Water Supply.
The number of Certificates issued during the year was 77, as
compared with 102 in 1906.
Drainage Work.
The bye-laws of the London County Council that require that
plans and written particulars of drainage construction and alteration
shall be deposited with the Sanitary Authority, came into operation