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Kingston upon Thames 1964

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kingston-upon-Thames]

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36
HOUSING.
Daring the year two applications for Certificates of Disrepair
under the Rent Act, 1957 were made as compared with five in 1963.
A Clearance Order was made in respect of Nos 18/38 (even) Acre
Road and Closing Orders were made in respect of –
Nos. 2a and 12a, Alexandra Road = Basement Flats.
No. 45 Beaufort: Road = Basement Front & Back Rooms.
No. 13, Gloucester Road = Basement Flat.
No. 1, Queen's Road = Basement.
No. 63æ, Richmond Road = Whole of premises.
No. 2, St. James Road = Two floors above furniture store.
No. 31 & 33, St. James Road = Basement front & back rooms.
No. 38. Tudor Road =Ground, first and top floor rooms.

In accordance with Ministry of Health Circular 28/54, the following information in tabular form, as required by article 31 of the Housing (Consolidated) Regulations, is included,

1. Number of houses inspected and recorded75
2. Number of houses which. on inspection, were considered to be unfit for human habitation1
(a) Parts of houses which, on inspection,were considered to be unfit for human habitation9
3. Number of house, the defects of which were remedied in consequence of informal action by the Local Authority or its officers176
4. Number of representations made to the Local Authority with a view to— (a) The serving of notices requiring the execution of works21
(b) The making of demolition or closing orders (Number of houses involved)9
5. Number of formal notices served requiring the execution of works12
6. Number of houses which were rendered fit after the service of formal notices16
7. Number of demolition or closing orders made10
8. Number of houses in respect of which an under– taking was accepted under sub-section 4 of Section 16 of the Housing Act. 1957–
9. Number of houses demolished–