§13 Before commencing the Operations Two Days' Notice to be given By the Builder. specified in this Section. 13 Before resuming operations, after being Two Days' Notice to be given By the Builder. suspended for a Period exceeding See Definition, § 13. See Definition, § 13. Three Months. § 13 On Change of Architect, Master Builder, Two Days' Notice to be given By the Builder. See § 14 On the occurrence of any Irregularity 48 Hours' Notice to be given By the District in Building Operations. Sur veyor. 37 As to Openings hereafter made in Notice to stop up within One By adjoining Owner. External Walls abutting on adjoin ing Ground or Buildings. SPECIAL SUPERVISION. Month. 15 On Completion of the Carcass of a Notice for Inspection thereof By the Architect or Building subject to specialSupervision Builder. §15 On Completion of Amendments, or Notice relative thereto the entire Completion of a Building, subject to special Supervision. PARTY WALLS, &C. By the Architect or 20,21, Before Survey, Repair, or pulling down Three Months' Notice before By the Building Owner. of a Party Wall, Party Arch, or Party 33, 34 As to pulling down Rooms in inter-Notice of Intention to build a By the Building Owner § 26 As to pulling down a Timber Partition and erecting or raising a Party Wall. § 28 for a deeper Story, and for the Appointment of Survey -By the District Sur veyor. Three Months' Notice of In-By the Building Owner Excavation against existing Party Wall One Month's Notice of Inten- By the Building Owne tion to cut away Footings or 39 Building a Party Wall on Line of Junc-One Month's Notice for Con- By the Building Owner tion of Two Pieces of vacant Ground. In the same Case § 38 sent of adjoining Owner. Notice of Consent By the adjoining Owner MODIFICATIONS. $22, 23 Modification or Delay of intended Work Seven Days' Notice for Con- By the adjoining Owner To the District Surveyor See Form, At the District Surveyor's 201. Penalty for Neglect. Existing No. 1. Office. Buildings altered, &c. without Notice, to be abated as a Nuisance To the District Surveyor See Form, At the District Surveyor's 201. Penalty for Neglect. Office. At the District Surveyor's 201. Penalty for Neglect. At the Builder's Office, or Proceedings by Surveyor or According to Sections as to To be stopped up. To the Official Referees To the Official Referees See Form, At the Official Referees' Survey and Approval, or Disap- Office. proval by Official Referees, Prohibition of Use of Irregular Buildings of this Class, and Penalty of 2007. per Day. See Form, At the Official Referees' Survey and Certificate. Office. To the adjoining Owner To the District Surveyor and Official Referees. See Form, According to Sections as to Inspection by Surveyor, § 24. See Form, No. 9. At the District Surveyor's Inspection by Surveyor, and and the Official Referees' Report to Official Referees. Offices. To Building and adjoining inspection by Surveyor, and At the District Surveyor's Inspection by Surveyor, and According to Sections as to Execution of Operations. Notifications. According to Sections as to If consent not given, CommenceNotifications. ment of Works must be delayca for Decision of Official Referees. See Form, At the Official Referees' Delay in commencing of Operations. V. DUTIES ON WINDOW HOUSES having not more than 7 Windows, are entirely exempt from the Duty on Windows.-Other Houses are chargeable with the following Duties: And for every dwelling-house which shall contain more than 180 Windows, for every Window exceeding 180, 1s. 6d each. By 3 Vict. cap. 17, a duty of 10 per cent. is chargeable in addition to the above duties. RULES FOR CHARGING WINDOWS. 1. THE said duties to be charged annually upon the occupier for one year, from the 5th of April, which are to be levied on such occupier, or his executors or administrators, except as after provided. 2. Where any change in the occupation shall take place after the assessments, then the duties charged on the former occupier shall be paid by the occupier, landlord, or owner, for the time being, without any new assessment, notwithstanding such change in the occupation. But where a tenant shall quit, on the termination of the lease or demise, and shall give notice thereof to the assessor, the duty shall be discharged for the remainder of that year, in case it shall appear to the commissioners, at the end of such year, that such house shall have continued wholly unoccupied for the remainder of such year. 3. Where any dwelling-house is let in different apartments, and shall be inhabited by two or more persons, the same shall be charged as if such house were occupied by one only, and the landlord or owner shall be deemed to be the occupier, and charged. 4. Every house, whereof the keeping is left to the care of any person or servant, shall be subject to the like duties as if it were inhabited by the owner or a tenant; and, if such person shall not pay rates to the church and poor, the said duties shall be paid by the owners or tenant. 5. Every window, including the frame, partitions, and divisions thereof, which by due admeasurement of the whole space on the aperture of the wall of the house or building, on the outside of such window, shall exceed in height twelve feet, or in breadth four feet nine inches, shall be charged as two windows, except such as shall have been made of greater dimensions prior to the 5th of April, 1785; except also the windows in shops, workshops, and warehouses, and except the windows in the public room of any house licensed to sell wine, ale, &c. by retail, used for the entertainment of guests; and the windows in farm-houses especially exempted from the duties on houses. 6. Every window extended so far as to give light into more rooms, landings, or stories than one, shall be charged as so many separate windows. 7. When a partition or division between two or more windows fixed in one frame, is of the breadth of twelve inches, the window on each side shall be charged as a distinct window. 8. All skylights, and all windows in staircases, garrets, cellars, passages, and all other parts of dwelling-houses, to what use soever applied, shall be charged to the said duties. 9. Every window in any kitchen, cellar, scullery, buttery, pantry, larder, wash-house, laundry, bake-house, brew-house, and lodging-room, belonging to or occupied with any dwelling-house, whether the same shall or shali not be within, or contiguous to, or disjointed from the body of such dwelling-house, shall also be charged to the said duties. |