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(c) Number of dwelling-houses the defects in which
were remedied without the making of Closing
Orders 3
(3) Action under Section 28 of the Housing Act of 1919:—
(ft) Number of Orders for repairs issued nil
(b) Number of cases in which repairs carried out by
the local Authority nil
(c) Number of dwelling-houses voluntarily closed
on notice by owner that they could not be made
tit without reconstruction nil
(4) Closing Orders:—
(a) Number of representations made to the local
Authority with a view to the making of Closing
Orders 6
(b) Number of Closing Orders made 6
(c) Number of dwelling-houses in regard to which
Closing Orders were determined on the houses
being made fit for human habitation nil
(5) Demolition Orders:—
(a) Number of Demolition Orders made 2
(b) Number of houses demolished in pursuance of
Demolition Orders nil
(6) Number of dwelling-houses demolished voluntarily:-
(7) Obstructive buildings:—
(a) Number of representations made (Section 38 of
the Housing Act of 1890) nil
(b) Number of buildings demolished —
(c) Number of representations still under
tion —
(8) Staff engaged in housing work with, briefly, duties of each
officer:—
Medical Officer of Health.
Senior Sanitary Inspector.
All Sanitary Inspectors, one of whom was specially appointed
upon the passing of the Act of 1909.