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Ruislip-Northwood 1964

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ruislip]

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RENT ACT, 1957
Number of applications for Certificates of Disrepair Received Nil
Number of decisions not to issue Certificates Nil
Number of decisions to issue Certificates:
(A) in respect of some but not all defects Nil
(B) in respect of all defects Nil
Number of undertakings given by landlords under paragraph 5 of the First
Schedule Nil
Number of undertakings refused by Local Authority under proviso to
paragraph 5 of the First Schedule Nil
Number of Certificates issued Nil
Applications by landlords to Local Authority for cancellation of Certificates Nil
Objections by tenants to cancellation of Certificates Nil
Decisions of Local Authority to cancel in spite of tenants' objections Nil
Certificates cancelled by Local Authority Nil
No. of Inspections made 6
OFFENSIVE TRADES
There are no offensive trades established in this District.
DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE
The District is drained by separate soil and surface water systems. The Surface water sewers
are discharged into the various natural streams and watercourses, whilst the soil sewers discharge
into the main sewers of the West Middlesex Sewerage System.
WATER SUPPLY
The water supply for the Ruislip-Northwood area is provided by the Colne Valley Water
Company. All dwellings in the area are served by a piped supply and the supply during the year
has been satisfactory both in quantity and quality.
Reports are received monthly from the Colne Valley Water Co. as to the chemical and bacteriological
examination of samples of water and these have proved satisfactory.
The average hardness of samples of water (Parts/Million) taken during the year is:—
Total hardness 257
Permanent hardness 60
Temporary hardness 197
All new and repaired mains are chlorinated before being restored to use and samples of
water from them are tested bacteriologically to ensure the purity of the water.
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