[Report 1927] / Medical Officer of Health, Formby U.D.C.

  • Formby (England). Urban District Council.
Date:
1927
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Credit: [Report 1927] / Medical Officer of Health, Formby U.D.C. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    (3) Number of dwelling-houses in respect of which Closing Orders were determined, the dwelling- 1 louses having been rendered fit^—Nil. (4) Number of dwelling-houses in re.S])ect of which Demolition Orders were made—Nil. (o) Number of dwelling-houses demolished in pur- suance of Demolition Orders—Nil. D.—Number of houses demolished voluntarily by owner, or converted to workshops, &c.—Nil. General Ob see vation s . General Housing Conditions in the Area: — Hcnising Conditions—Satisfactory. Extent of shortage or excess of houses—None. ^Measures taken or contemplated to meet any short- age.—Nil. Overcrowding (if any). Extent and causes—Nil. ^Measures taken or contemplated for dealing with over- crowding'—Nil. Unhealthy Areas: — Action taken (if any) or contemplated re unhealthy areas—Nil. Local Authoritv’s Housing Scheme: — No scheme in hand or contem|)lated at present. Town Planning: — Town Planning Scheme in course of preparation. p 5.—Inspection and Supervision of Food. [a] Hilk Supply.—Action taken with regard tci— The administration of The Milk and Dairies (Consolida- tion) Act, 1915; The IMilk and Dairies (Amendment) Act, 1922, and The Milk and Dairies Order, 1926— Periodical inspection. Advice given to Cowkeepers respecting the alterations and im]irovements neces- sary to make existing cowsheds, etc., comply with the above Orders. Alterations are being carried out gradually. Number of cases under 1915 Act referred to County Public Health Department—One.
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