Manual of public health for Ireland / by Thomas W. Grimshaw [and others].

  • Grimshaw, Thomas W.
Date:
1875
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Credit: Manual of public health for Ireland / by Thomas W. Grimshaw [and others]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Urban Sanitary Distrct, or include it in any adjoining Urban Sanitary District. The Board may likewise, by provisional order, add any Urban Sanitary District to the Rural District in .which it is situated. In each case the provisional order can be made only upon petition from the town, township, or district. (Sec. 5.) Transfer of Powers and Duties to Sanitary Autho- rities.—All powers, duties, and liabilites of “ The ASeicer Authority,” under the Sewage Utilization Acts, “The Nuisance Authority,” under the Nuisance Removal Acts, “ The Local Authority,” under the Common Lodging House Acts, Artizans and Labourers Dwellings Act, and the Bake-House Regulation Act, as amended by any General or Local Act, or Provisional Order, in force within the district of a Sanitary Authority, are trans- ferred to such Authority exclusively. In every Urban Sanitary District, the Urban Sanitary Authority shall, subject to the provisions of the Act, con- tinue to act in execution of any general or local Act or provisional order in force within such district immediately before the passing of the Act, and in the execution of which, at such time, the body, by the Act constituted Urban Autho- rity, was acting. In any Rural Sanitary District all powers, rights, duties, &c., with respect to sanitary matters, under any general or local Act or provisional order, in force within such district, or any part thereof, immediately before the passing of the Act, shall be transferred to the Rural Sanitary Authority of such district, to the exclusion of any other authority which may have previously exercised, or been subject to the same powers, &c. All Sanitary Authorities are also entrusted with the powers belonging to the persons acting in the execution of the