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 Lambeth]
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names and addresses of their several Sureties, to the intent that
the same may be then considered, and such order taken thereon,
as to any new security or securities to be given, or otherwise as
the circumstances may require.
LICENSES.
1. That LICENSES for the erection of HOARDINGS,
SHORES, and LADDERS, be granted on payment of the
following fees, viz.—for every hoard a fee of 2s. 6d.; for every
shore or ladder to remain for more than one day, is.; and if any
hoard, shore, or ladder remain for a longer period than that
specified in any license, it shall be necessary to obtain a new
license, in respect of which the fees of 2s. 6d. and is. shall be
paid respectively.
2. That prior to the granting of any LICENSE for the
erection of any HOARD, FENCE, or SCAFFOLD, the party
applying for the same shall deposit at the office of the Clerk such
sum as the Surveyor shall estimate as the cost of repairing and
reinstating any road or pavement, the difference, if any, between
such estimate and the cost incurred in such repair and reinstatement
to be returned to the depositor.
3. That each notice for new BUILDINGS as to drainage to
be given to the Vestry, as required by the Metropolis Local
Management Act, shall be accompanied with a plan of the
premises showing the drainage proposed to be executed; by
which plan, if approved, or else by any alteration made upon it,
previous to permission being granted, the party giving such notice
shall be bound to carry out the work.