BYE-LAW, No. 14

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 635, 25 February 1879, Page 2

BYE-LAW, No. 14.

1. That from and after the coming into force of this law, it shall not be lawful to use in the erection of buildingsporthe construction of walls and foundations any material, j^jher than stone, brick, concrete, p^irpn x , within the following limits of the^Borough of Gisborne, viz., bothsidesrf^QhfArtone^roatd,; from its junction wit/n Read's'- 'Quay W Greyrstreet, and to a**^epthV<>f not less than two-aiid-a-half cfiains on either side. . • i"• . 2. That it shall not be lawful ; to use shingles or other combustible material for the roofing of any new building, or the repairing or renewing the roof of any old building' within the following limits^ viz. : — D^SCBEPTIok OP BotJNpARtES All that portion ' of the Borough of Giaborne, commencing on the intersection of the Town Boundary (near Adair's New Wharf) with the Turangamii River ; thence following, the Turanganui and Taruheru Rivers to >the inter-.-section of Koebuck, Road ; thence along said road to the intersection of Aberdeen Eoad ; thence along Aberdeen Road to its intersection with Herbert Road ; thence along Herbert Road to its junction with Gladstone Road ; thence along Gladstone Road to its junction with Roebuck Road ; then along Roebuck Road to the Town Boundary ; thence along said ' Boundary to the commenciug" point. : 3. Any person or persons offending against either of the above Bye laws shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding the sum of £5 for every such offence, provided that : every day during which such prohibited material shall be used shall be deemed a fresh and separate breach of such Bye-laws. 4. A fee of £1 Is. shall be payable to the Borough Fund for any and every inspection, superintendance, or other service performed by the Borough Engineer under any Bye-law, such to be paid by the person at whose request such inspection, superintendance, or service was made.