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apartments and flats The position regarding by-laws for tlio control ot bonnJiiig liottsfs, hpartnionts and other multiI'nrnil.v dwellings was explained h.v the city engineer, Mr. •!. lyler, in a repott to llie City Council last, night. The matter had been under consideration ior a number of years by the Auckland and Wellington City Councils and the Municipal Association, said Mr. Tyler, and the .'Standard.'; Institute had taken if up. Il bad been pointed out that, while there was legislation suliieiciit for the making ol by-laws, provision ior licensing was conlined to lodging and boarding houses catering for casual boarders. The most efleetive means of control over the occupancy of flats and apartment houses was an efficient, syslem of licensing, and to introduce this additional legislation was needed. The Standards Institute bad in preparation a part of the Standard Code of Hiiilding By-laws dealing with residential buildings and another relating solely to the licensing <>i boarding houses.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24104, 24 October 1941, Page 3
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