The Archive · 1898

PROPOSED NkW REGULATION [Vin]

{to follow New ' Roads" Regulation)

Railways.—In the event of the Imperi Railway Administration or avy other duly thorised person or corporation desiring to acgaire land by compulsory purchase in the Settlement for the purpose of constructing the said -AAimiuistration, person of shall deliver to the Municij ie ing the required and showing the manner in which Public Roads are to be dealt with, and when ther they are to be crested 8 OF on the level, and giving such other information as will enable the Council to see how public rights will be affected and if the Municipal Council sgoify their approval of the scheme the said Administration person or corporation shall be entitled to acquire the land in the same manner and subject to the same c ditions as those under which the Munici Gounei acquire land for public parpotes Provided that the compensation awarded shall be the fair market value of the property acquired ascertained by a Court constituted as provided in Regulation VIA with an addition of 25 per cent. for compulsory sale and such further same as the Court may determine to be the amount of damage (if any) caused to the remainder of the property by severance or otherwise and the amount of jo damage (if any) sustained by the owner or occupier for loss of business expenses of removal or otter like causes.

Buil4ings.—The Council may from time to time make Rules with respect to the strueture of walls foundations roofs and chimneys of new buildings for securing stability and cipal Council may direct and whoever the prevention of fires, and for pul of erect any new building or rebuild any hes th, with respect to the sufficiency of the building or construct any drain contvaty.

ce about buildings to secure a free to this Bye-law shall be liable for every circus of air, and with respect to the such offence to a fine not exceeding Two lidings, with respect to the Hundred and Fifty Dollars and if at to waterclosets, earth-any time the Municipal Council shall die cover that ary building whether built fore or after the passing.of this Bye- aw is tem] or permanent closing of buildings ings, without sucha drain or dreing or parts of bundings unfit for human babitaare sufficient for the proper and effectual tion, and to prohibition of their use for habitation. And they may further provide drainage of the sane and its appurtenances and if @ sewer of the Municipal Council or 4 nce of such Rales by enacting sewer which they are entitled to use be provisions as to notices, as to the within one hundred feet of any part of such deposit of plans and sections by persona building they may cause notice in writing to intending to contract buildings, and as to spection by the Council; and the Council may remove alter or pull down any work building requiring him within such reasonable be given to the owner or occupier of such

time as shall be specified therein to construct begun or done in contravention of such Rules and lay down in connection with such build-or of any Bye-law of the Council. The ing one or more drain or drains communicat-Council may also fix the fees to be charged ing with such sewer of such materials and to the persons who submit plans and specificadimensions at such level and with such fall tions under the provisions of the Bales. as shall appear to be necessary and if such When a notice plan or description of any notice be not complied with the Municipal Council may if they think fit do the works to be laid before the Council, the aired by any Rule made by the mentioned or referred to therein and the ex-Council shall, within fourteen days after the penses incurred by them in so doing if not same his been delivered or sent to their forthwith paid by the owner or occupier surveyor, signify in writing their approval shall be defrayed by, the Muvicipal Council or disapproval of the intended work to the and such expenses be recoverable from. person proposing to execute the same. the owner of the bui Where the Council incur expenses in or about the removal of any work executed con-the erection of any building or the trary to any Rule, the Council may recover rebuilding of any. old building block plan the amount of such expenses either from the of the land showing the buildings to be person executing the works removed or from erected thereon, shall be submitted to the Ube person causing the works to be ex-cuted Municipal Council for their approval. On at their discretion, in the same manner as such plan there shall be clearly marked they may recover penalties under the existing (a)—The intended height of the land com-tye-laws, pare with the centre of the nearest public For the purposes of this Regulation the road. re-erecting of any building pulled down below The position and dimensions of all the first floor, or of any frame building of and sewers already constructed or in-which coly the frame work is left down to tended to be constructed in connection with the first floor, or the conversion into a such buildings. dwelling-house of any building not originally (c)—The position and dimensions of al constructed for human habitatic or the intended fire-wall conversion into more than one dwelling-clit above the roadway and house ofa building originally constructed the width of all intended projections into or one dwelling-house only, or the increase in over any public road. height of the walls of a bull Il be Within fourteen days after the said pi cousidere' the erection of a new build shall have be ibinitted to the Municipal The Council may in making any Role Council the Intter shall signify to the po under this Regulation prescribe the fine with submitting such plan their approval or which the contravention thereof shall be 1 of the same and no buildin: op punishable, but ea that such fine shall not enced until the Municips exceed for any one offence the sum of Twenty-fie their approval Five Dollars or in the case of a continuing said plan, it being understood that is offence the sum of Ten Dollars for every day event of the Ca during which such offence is continued. approval or dis nathed period all parties sbuil be at liberty

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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