Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Edmonton]
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SECTION IV.
HOUSING AND TOWN-PLANNING.
Building By-laws. The Council's "By-laws with respect to the New
Streets and Buildings" were revised in 1904, and sealed by the Local Government
Board on the 8th June, 1904. Any contraventions of By-law 113 are
reported to the Plans Committee by the Architect, and all correspondence and
particulars connected with the contraventions are laid before them. The
Committee then decide whether they shall recommend to the Council the
prosecution of the offenders. No prosecutions have taken place since 1907.
300 copies of these by-laws were printed in June—without revision.
INSPECTION OF PREMISES.
Number of premises inspected on complaint 267
Number inspected in connection with infectious disease 504
Number under periodical inspection 854
Houses inspected 213
Total number of inspections and re-inspections 14,373
ACTION TAKEN (OTHER THAN UNDER H. & T. P. ACT)
Cautionary or intimatory notices given 739
Statutory orders issued 583
Summonses served 1
Convictions obtained 1
HOUSING REGULATIONS, 1910.
ARTICLE V.
Number of dwelling houses inspected under Section 17 of the
H. and T. P. Act, 1909 0
Number of them considered dangerous and injurious, so as to be
unfit for human habitation 0
Number of representations made to local authority with a view to
making of closing orders 0
Number of closing orders made 0
Number of houses where defects were remedied without making of
closing orders 3
Number of premises closed voluntarily 0
Number of premises demolished voluntarily:—
(a) Without closing order 0
(b) After closing order 0