[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Surbiton].

  • Surbiton (Surrey, England). Urban District Council.
Date:
[1903]
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Credit: [Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Surbiton]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    10.— Arrangements for ventilation shall be such that the temperature of the underground bakehouse from October 1st to May 31st shall not exceed 8o° Fahr., except within half-an-hour after a batch of bread has been drawn. D.—All Other Respects. 11.—Proper provision shall be made for the storage of flour elsewhere than in the underground bakehouse itself. 12.—There shall be no opening into the underground bakehouse, for any purpose, which will tend unduly to the admission of dust from the adjoining street. 13.—Conveniences for personal ablution shall be pro vided in a suitable position, and shall include a water tap, and a sink or lavatory basin of an approved character. [Note.— These conveniences should be outside the underground bakehouse.] Free access shall be provided to suitable sanitary con veniences suitably situated. 14.—All troughs, tables or other furniture standing on the floor of the underground bakehouse shall be provided with strong ball-bearing castors. 15.—Proper provision shall be made for the depositing of wearing apparel outside the underground bakehouse. 16.—An underground bakehouse shall not be in com munication with a wash-house, nor with any room, cellar or area containing objectionable materials. 17.—An underground room, not entirely separated from the underground bakehouse, shall be well lighted throughout, shall be sufficiently protected against the entrance of ground air, shall be properly ventilated, and shall be at all times clean. All statutory obligations shall be fulfilled. 20