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Premises and Occupations which can be
Controlled by Bye-laws or Regulations.
The following is a list of the Bye-laws and
Regulations in force in the District:—
(1) Bye-laws with respect to Nuisances.
(2) Bye-laws as to Slaughter-houses.
(3) Regulations as to Dairies, Cowsheds and Milkshops.
(4) Bye-laws as to New Streets and Buildings.
(5) Regulations as to Underground Rooms habitually
used as Sleeping Places.
(6) Bye-laws as to Public Conveniences.
(7) Bye-laws as to Recreation Grounds.
(8) Bye-laws as to Allotments.
(9) Bye-laws with respect to the Cemetery.
(10) Bye-laws as to Means of Escape in Case of Fire in
Certain Factories and Workshops.
(11) Bye-laws with respect to Tents, Vans, Sheds and
Similar Structures.
(12) Ditto under Good Rule and Government of the
District.
(13) Ditto as to Registries for Female Domestic
Servants.
Local or General Adoptive Acts.
The following is a list of the Adoptive and
Local Acts in force in the district:—
The Surbiton Improvement Act 1855
Infectious Disease Prevention Act 1890
Public Health Acts Amendment Act 1890
Private Street Works Act 1892
Public Health Acts Amendment Act (part of) 1907
Surbiton Urban District Council Act 1910