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Bye-Laws and Regulations.
(1) Bye-Laws with respect to Nuisances (March 28th,
1935).
(2) Bye-Laws with respect to Tents, Vans, Sheds and
Similar Structures (November 8th, 1935).
(3) Bye-Laws as to Means of Escape in Case of Fire in
certain Factories and Workshops (March 28th,
1935).
(4) Regulations as to Underground Rooms habitually
used as Sleeping Places (March 28th, 1935).
(5) Bye-Laws for the Regulation of Offensive Trades
(May 25th, 1925).
(6) Bye-Laws as to Slaughter Houses (October 6th,
1925).
(7) Bye-Laws as to New Streets and Buildings (July
26th, 1927 and October 15th, 1928).
(8) Bye-Laws as to Emission of Smoke (May 7th, 1929).
(9) Bye-Laws with respect to Houses let in Lodgings
(March 30th, 1932).
SANITARY CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE AREA.
WATER SUPPLY.
The water supply throughout the District is
furnished by the Metropolitan Water Board and is
a constant supply of excellent quality. No samples
have been taken for analysis by the Surbiton Council
during the year.
DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE.
Further new sewers have been laid in the added
district of Chessington and many houses have been
drained and connected thereto.