Guide to sanitary inspections / by William Paul Gerhard.

  • William Paul Gerhard
Date:
1909
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Licence: In copyright

Credit: Guide to sanitary inspections / by William Paul Gerhard. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Size of house: front ft. Extension . depth ft. Number of floors Area covered by house Ratio of unoccupied space on lot Material—stone, brick, frame Erected about years ago. Architect Builder Valuation of house Altered or overhauled in r private residence T Occupied as j boarding-house i tenement-house Plumbing done by Cost $ Number of persons in house Number of families Has infectious disease occurred in house? SURROUNDINGS Site nature of soil, sand gravel clay loam rock made ground Elevation above mean sea-level Old watercourses? Site of former pond or swamp? Sewered by connection with sewer in St. (Avenue) Size and material of street sewer depth Street or avenue, how wide? What kind of pavement? Direction of street Grade of street? Condition of pavement? Size of yard width depth Is yard paved? Is yard drained? How many cesspools? How are cesspools connected? . . Where are leaders? in front in rear How trapped? Condition of yard? ( Area and court drains? Condition of street and gutters? Are there high buildings adjoining or opposite (rear or front)? Shade trees on street? Is locality generally considered healthful?
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