[Report 1920] / Medical Officer of Health, Knaresborough R.D.C.

  • Knaresborough (England). Rural District Council.
Date:
1920
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Credit: [Report 1920] / Medical Officer of Health, Knaresborough R.D.C. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Houses made fit for human habitation after closing order was made, for which the l ocal Authority determined the order.—None. Houses demolished voluntarily.— i. Houses for which demolition orders were made.—None. Houses demolished compulsorily.—None. Appeals. —N one. Houses with defects not disposed o f at end of 1920. Houses not reasonably fit for human habitation. (Section 15) 1909, or (Section 28) 1919.— no. Houses with minor defects (Public Health Acts).—90. Houses totally unfit for human habitation. (Section 17) 1909.—81. Other Action in regard to Housing. Total number of Houses in District.—2,030. Number of Working Class Houses.—1,209. General standard compared with that of the Ministry of Health in Manual ATI. I., 1919.—Generally much under the standard, except in Pannal, Knaresborough Outer, and parts of Killinghall. Obstructive Buildings.— Any building represented by M.O.H. under Sec. 38 (1) of 1890 Act? No. Any building represented by Inhabitant Householders under Sec. 38 (2) of 1890 Act ? No. U n healthy A re as. — Any representations under Part I. or II. of the 1890 Act? If so, give particulars.-—No. Re-construction Schemes.— Have L.A. directed any to be prepared under Sec. 39 of 1890 Act ? No. Conversion of fdouses.— Any houses required for division into separate tenements, under the 1919 Act? If so, give particulars.—No. Unfit Houses.— Any complaints by Inhabitant Householders under Section 31 of 1890 Act ? No. Any complaints by Parish Council under Section 6 (2) of the Local Government Act, 1894? No.
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