Cleansing of Tanks By-laws

LAWS OF GUYANA Cap. 28:01 [Subsidiary] L.R.O. 1/2012 Penalties. [By-laws 15/1999] By-laws 5/5/1905 13/1999 Citation. Cleansing of tanks. Notice. [By-laws 12/1999] Notice of pollution. [By-laws 11/1999] along any such street or thoroughfare between the hours of 5 a.m. and 11 p.m.: Provided that this section shall not apply to excretal matter or night-soil removed in specially constructed carts or vans owned by the Georgetown City Council or hired by them for municipal purposes. 6. Any person committing a breach of any of these by laws shall be liable to a fine of four thousand dollars. CLEANSING OF TANKS BY-LAWS made by the Town Council under section 4 of the Statute Laws Revision Ordinance, No. 20 of 1904, and confirmed by the Governor and Court of Policy on the 5th May, 1905, deemed to have been made under section 321 of this Act 1. These By-laws may be cited as the Cleansing of Tanks By-laws. 2. (1) Every tank used within the City of Georgetown for domestic purposes shall be emptied and cleansed to the satisfaction of a sanitary inspector at least once in every five years by the owner of the building to which the tank belongs. (2) Such owner shall give at least two days' notice to the Georgetown City Council of his intention to have the tank cleansed. (3) Every owner who fails to comply with this by law shall be liable to a fine of four thousand dollars. 3. (1) If in the opinion of a sanitary inspector the water stored in any such tank has become polluted or impure from any cause whatever, he shall give notice to the owner of the Cleansing of Tanks By-laws 389 Municipal and District Councils LAWS OF GUYANA Cap. 28:01 [Subsidiary] L.R.O. 1/2012 Markings. [By-laws 13/1999] By-laws 2/9/1907 12/1999 Citation. Mosquito proofs. Inlet and overflow Pipes. building to which such tank belongs to have the water emptied away and the tank cleansed to his satisfaction. (2) If such notice is not complied with within forty eight hours of the service thereof, the owner of the building shall be liable to a fine of five hundred dollars for each day during which such non-compliance shall continue. 4. Where a tank has been cleansed in compliance with these by-laws, the sanitary inspector for the district in which it is situated shall cause a mark indicating the year and month of such cleansing to be scored or otherwise marked to the satisfaction of the Georgetown City Council on such tank by the owner, who shall be liable on failure to do so to a fine of four thousand dollars. MOSQUITO PREVENTION (SCREENING OF VATS) BY-LAWS made by the Town Council of Georgetown under the Local Government Ordinance, and approved of by the Governor and Court of Policy on the 2nd September, 1907, deemed to have been made under section 321 of this Act 1. These By-laws may be cited as the Mosquito Prevention (Screening of Vats) By-laws. 2. All vats, tanks, or other vessels shall be screened with mosquito- proof wire netting or other suitable material so as to prevent the entrance into or exit of mosquitoes from such vats or tanks or other vessels. 3. The inlet and overflow pipes into such vats, tanks or other vessels shall be placed in such positions or screened Mosquito Prevention (Screening of Vats) By-laws Municipal and District Councils 390