PUBLIC HEALTH AND MUNICIPAL SERVICES ORDINANCE - minor amendment

PUBLIC HEALTH AND MUNICIPAL SERVICES ORDINANCE - minor amendment

CHAVrER 132

PUBLIC HEALTH AND MUNICIPAL SERVICES

1. The Public Health and Municipal Services Ordinance is
amended-

(1)by repealing 'Secretary for District Administration' and
substituting 'Secretary for Home Affairs' wherever it occurs;

(2) in section 2-

(a) by adding after the definition of 'bath'-

'billiard establishment' means any place opened,
kept or used for the purpose of playing billiards,
snooker, pool or similar games; (Added 53 of
1988s.3)

(b) by repealing the definition of 'public billiard saloon';

(3) in section 12(1)-

(a)by repealing the semicolon at the end of paragraph (g) and
substituting a full stop;

(b) by repealing paragraph (h);

(4)in section 27(4) by repealing 'Medical and Health Services'
and substituting 'Health';

(5) by adding after section 55(3)--

(4) Regulations made under subsection (1) may-

(a) empower a health officer to-
(i) permit the importation subject to such
conditions as he may specify of such food as may be
prescribed;
(ii) require any imported food as may be
prescribed to be submitted or made available for
inspection by a health inspector;
(iii) impose any conditions or issue any directions
with regard to such imported food as may appear to
him desirable for the purpose of ensuring that such
food is sound, wholesome or fit for human con-
sumption; and

(b)prohibit the contravention of or non-compliance with
any condition, requirement or direction referred to in
paragraph (a). (Added 7 of 1989 s. 2)





(6) in section 92A-

(a) by being renumbered as subsection (1);

(b) by adding after subsection (1)

(2) For the purposes of subsection (1) 'place',
in relation to a billiard establishment, does not
include premises used wholly for residential purposes
and constituting a separate household unit to which
only persons residing in the premises and their guests
are admitted and where no fee is charged for the
playing of billiards, snooker, pool or similar games.
(Added 53 of 1988s. 4)

(7) by adding after section 92A-

Regulations providing for exemption
from section 92A

92AA. The Authority may by regulation exempt any
class or description of billiard establishment from the
operation of section 92A.
(Added 53 of 1988s. 5)

(8) in section 105-

(a) by repealing subsection (1) and substituting-

(1) Where, in the opinion of the Authority, any
hoarding, scaffolding or other structure erected solely
for the purpose of exhibiting advertisements is
dangerous, or is likely to become dangerous, by
reason of its construction, wind, rain, dilapidation, its
age or other cause, the Authority shall cause a notice
to be served upon the owner of such hoarding,
scaffolding or other structure, or upon his servant or
agent, requiring him, within such reasonable period
as shall be specified in the notice, to remove such
hoarding, scaffolding or other structure or to do such
work as may he specified in the notice to render the
same safe. (Replaced 11 of 1989 s. 2)

(b)in subsection (2)(b), by adding 'and dispose of any
materials removed in executing any such work,' after
44notice,';

(c) by repealing subsection (3) and substituting-

(3) Where-

(a)the owner of any such hoarding, scaffolding
or other structure, or his servant or agent is
not known or cannot be readily found; or





(b)such hoarding, scafrolding or other structure
is, in the opinion of the Authority, in such
a state that it ought immediately to be
removed or rendered safe,

the Authority may forthwith, whether or not a notice
has been served under subsection (1), remove it or
renderitsafe. (Replaced.l1 of 1989s.2)

(d)in subsection (4), by repealing 'the Authority may recover
any expenses incurred thereby' and substituting-

the Authority may dispose of any materials so
removed and may recover any expenses incurred in
the removal of the hoarding, scaffolding or structure
and in the disposal of the materials

(9) in the Second Schedule by adding at the end-

Factory canteens 17 (Added L.N. 366 of1989)
(Note-In some circumstances
this item does not operate
until 10 November 1990: see
the Public Health and
Municipal Services
(Amendment of Second
Schedule) Order (Cap. 132
sub. leg.)

(10) in the Third Schedule by repealing 'Medical and Health
Services' and substituting 'Health' wherever it occurs;

(11) in the Fourth Schedule, in the list of public pleasure grounds
(other than bathing beaches)---

(a) under the heading 'The Island of Hong Kong'
(i) by repealing-
Chai Wan Bus Terminus Rest Garden
Chai Wan Road Rest Garden No. 1
Chai Wan Road Rest Garden No. 2
Chai Wan Road Rest Garden No. 3
Chai Wan Road Rest Garden No. 4
Chai Wan Road Rest Garden No. 5
George's Lane Sitting-out Area
Shau Kei Wan Road Rest Garden
Shing On Village Sitting-out Area
Tin Hau Temple Road Sitting-out Area
(Adjacent to No. 8 Tin Hau Temple Road)
Wan Chai Interchange Flyover Children's Playground
Wan Chai Reclamation Rest Garden
(ii) by adding-
Aberdeen Promenade
Banyan Tree Site Sitting-out Area
Bowen Road Fitness Trail
Bowen Road Park
Braemar Hill Road Playground
Caine Lane Garden
Causeway Bay Sports Ground
Chai Wan Indoor Games Hall





Cloud View Road Amenity Plot
Connaught Garden
Coombe Road Children's Playground
Electric Road/Hing Fat Street Amenity Plot
Finnic Street Sitting-out Area
Hang Fa Chuen Playground
Hong Kong Tennis Centre
Java Road Playground
King's Road Amenity Plot
Kwong Hon Terrace Garden
Lei King Wan Sitting-out Area
Lockhart Road Sitting-out Area
Luen Fat Street Sitting-out Area
Moreton Terrace Temporary Playground
Possession Street Sitting-out Area
Sai On Lane Rest Garden
Sheung On Street Playground
Stanley Link Road Sitting-out Area
Stubbs Road Children's Playground
Tai Tam Road/Chai Wan Road Amenity Plot
Victoria Park Squash Court
Victoria Park Tennis Court
Wan Tsui Road Amenity Plot
Wong Chuk Hang Path Sitting-out Area
Yip Kan Street Sitting-out Area

(b) under the heading 'Kowloon and New Kowloon'--
(i) by repealing---
Lai Chi Kok Road/Nam Cheong Street Sitting-out Area
Tai Nan Street Temporary Sitting-out Area
(ii) by repealing 'Sha Tin Pass Road Playground- and
substituting 'Muk Lun Street Playground';
(iii) by adding-
Battery Street Sitting-out Area
Choi Hung Road Int&change Amenity Plot
Diamond Hill Crematorium Sitting-out Area
Ede Road Playground
Elegance Road Garden
Ha Yuen Ling Amenity Plot
Hammer Hill Road Sports Ground
Hong Ning Road Rest Garden
Jordan Road Ferry Concourse Amenity Plot
Kai Tak East Indoor Games Hall
Kowloon Park Indoor Games Hall
Kowloon Tsai Park Squash Court
Kwun Tong Promenade Breakwater Sitting-out Area
Kwun Tong Road Roundabout Amenity Plot
Lai Chi Kok Park
Lok Sin Road/Carpenter Road Sitting-out Area
Morse Park Indoor Games Hall
Morse Park Squash Court
Portland Street/Man Ming Lane Sitting-out Area
Sai Yee Street Children's Playground
Sau Man Ping Estate (Stage II) Playground No. 23
Sheung Wo Street Sitting-out Area
Tai Kok Tsui Road/Cherry Street Amenity Plot
To Kwa Wan Complex Indoor Games Room
Tong Mei Road/Tung Chau Street Sitting-out Area
Tung Chau Street Park
Winslow Street Playground

(c) under the heading 'Regional Council Area' by adding---

Cheung Fai Road Promenade
Cheung Fat Indoor Recreation Centre











Cheung Hang Village Playground
Ching Wah Temporary Rest Garden
Chung Mei Road Temporary Playground
Chung Uk Children's Playground
Fuk Hang Playground
Fung Shu Wo Indoor Recreation Centre
Fung Yuen Playground
Ha Hang Village Sitting-out Area
Kau Lung Hang Playground
Kau Wah Keng Village Playground
King Fung Children's Playground
Kong Pui Street Rest Garden
Kwai Shun Street Playground
Lei Uk Tsuen Children's Playground
Lung Tsai Tsuen Sitting-out Area, Cheung Chau
Mei King Temporary Playground
Mui Wo Ferry Pier Road Sitting-out Area
Nam Wah Po Playground
North District Central Park
On Hing Playground
Pai Cheong Road Sitting-out Area, Cheung Chau
Pak Fuk Children's Playground
Peng Chau Waterfront Playground
San Pak She Street Sitting-out Area No. 1, Cheung Chau
San Pak She Street Sitting-out Area No. 2, Cheung Chau
San Pak She Street Sitting-out Area No. 3, Cheung Chau
San Pak She Street Sitting-out Area No. 4, Cheung Chau
San Pak She Street Sitting-out Area No. 5, Cheung Chau
Sha Ling Playground
Sha Lo Wan Playground, Lantau
Sha Tau Kok Square
Sha Tin Wai Playground
Shek Wu Hui Jockey Club Playground
Tai Choi Yuen Playground, Cheung Chau
Tai 0 Road Playground No. 1
Tai 0 Road Playground No. 2
Tai 0 Road Playground No. 3
Tai Po Kau San Wai Playground
Tai Shek Hau Tin Hau Temple Sitting-out Area, Cheung Chau
Tai Tau Leng Playground
Tai Wong Ha Tsuen Temporary Playground
Tong Min Tsuen Playground
Tsing Min Children's Playground
Tsing Sin Playground
Tung Kok Wai Children's Playground
Tung Wan Tau Road Rainshelter, Mui Wo

(12) in the Sixth Schedule-

(a)by repealing 'Medical and Health Services' and sub-
stituting 'Health' wherever it occurs;

(b)by repealing the entry relating to section 105 and sub-
stituting-
105 Director of BuildingsDirector of Buildings
and Lands and Lands (Replaced 11
of 1989 s. 3)

(13) in the Tenth Schedule, in Part I-

(a) under the heading 'PUBLIC MARKETS IN HONG KONG'
(i) by adding Sheung Wan Market in its
appropriate alphabetical order;





(ii) by repealing---

Hollywood Road Market
Western Market (North Block)
(b) under the heading 'PUBLIC MARKETS IN KOWLOON AND
NEW KOWLOON:-
(i) by adding in its appropriate alphabetical order-

Fa Yuen Street Market
Nelson Street Temporary
Cooked Food Market
Soy Street Temporary Cooked
Food Market
Sheung Fung Street Market
(ii) by repealing---
Mong Kok Road Temporary
Market

(14) in the Tenth Schedule, in Part II, by adding at the end-

Yeung Uk Road Market (Added L.N. 395 of 1989)

(15) in the Eleventh Schedule by repealing 'Public billiard saloon'
and substituting -Billiard establishment';

(16) in the Fourteenth Schedule under the heading 'Urban Council
Area' by adding 'Kowloon Park Swimming Pool' after
'Kennedy Town Swimming Pool'.

2. The Colouring Matter in Food Regulations are amended in
regulation 6-
(a) by repealing '$2,000' and substituting '$25,000';
(b) by repealing '3 months' and substituting '6 months';
(c) by repealing '$5W and substituting '$150'.

3. The Commercial Bathhouses (Urban Council) By-laws are
amended-

(1) in by-law 17-
(a)in paragraph (2) by repealing '$1,575' and substituting
'$1,850';
(b)in paragraph (3) by repealing '$60' and substituting
'$80' ;

(2) in by-law 19(3)--
(a) by repealing '$500' and substituting '$1,500';
(b) by repealing '$10' and substituting '$25'.

4. The Conservancy (Urban Council) By-laws are amended in
by-law 10---





(a) in paragraph (1)--
(i) by repealing '$500' and substituting '$1,500';
(ii) by repealing '$10' and substituting '$25';

(b) in paragraph (3)-
(i) by repealing '$250 and to imprisonment for 7 days'
and substituting '$750;
(ii) by repealing '$5' and substituting '$15'.

5. The Cremation and Gardens of Remembrance (Regional
Council) By-laws are amended-

(1)in by-laws 3, 4, 5, 6 and 21 by repealing 'Medical and Health
Services' and substituting 'Health' wherever it occurs;

(2) in by-law 30-

(a)in paragraph (1) by repealing '$1,000' and substituting
'$2,500'

(b) in paragraph (2)--
(i) by repealing '$500 and substituting '$1,500;
(ii) by repealing '$25' and substituting '$50'

(3) in the First Schedule-

(a)in Forms 1 and 3 by repealing 'Medical and Health
Services' and substituting 'Health' wherever it occurs;

(b) in the Chinese version of Forms 1 and 3 by repealing

(4) by repealing the Second Schedule and substituting-

SECOND SCHEDULE [by-laws 9,13,
14 & 26]
SCALE OF FEES

Item Matter in respect of which fee payable Fee
1 .For the cremation of an adult or a child of 12 years of
age or over ...............$ 500
2. For the cremation of a child below the age of 12 years $ 250
3. For the cremation of the skeletal remains of an adult
or child ..................$ 90
4. For the temporary storage of ashes-
(a) for the first 2 months Free of charge
(b) for each month or part of a month
thereafter ..............$ 50
5. For the permanent placing of ashes in a
columbarium-
(a) for each standard niche capable of holding
2 cinerary urns ...........$1,600
(b) for each family niche capable of holding
3 cinerary.............urns ..................................................... $5,300





Item Matter in respect of which fee payable Fee
6. For the placing of each memorial etc. or the planting
of each plant, shrub or tree .$ 50
(L.N. 111 of 1989)

6. The Cremation and Gardens of Remembrance (Urban Council)
By-laws are amended-

(1)in by-laws 3, 4, 5 and 6 by repealing 'Nedical and Health
Services' and substituting 'Health' wherever it occurs;

(2) in by-law 25-

(a)in paragraph (1) by repealing '$1,000' and substituting
'$2,500';

(b) in paragraph (2)-
(i) by repealing '$500' and substituting '$1,500';
(ii) by repealing '$25' and substituting '$50';

(3) in the First Schedule-

(a)in Forms 1 and 3 by repealing 'Nedical and Health
Services' and substituting 'Health' wherever it occurs;

(b)in the Chinese version of Forms 1 and 3 by repealing

(4) in the Second Schedule-

(a)in item 1 by repealing '$250.00' and substituting
'$500.00' ;

(b)in item 2 by repealing '$125.00' and substituting
'$250.00;

(c)in item 5(a) by repealing '$1,300.00' and substituting
'$1,600.00';

(d)in item 5(b), by repealing '$5,200.00' and substituting
'$5,300.00'.

7. The Dried Milk Regulations are amended in regulation 6(1)--

(a) by repealing '$2,000' and substituting '$25,000';

(b) by repealing '3 months' and substituting 6 months'.

8. The Food Adulteration (Artificial Sweeteners) Regulations is
amended in the Schedule by adding after item 4-

5. Acesulfame Potassium.

9. The Food and Drugs (Composition and Labelling) Regulations
are amended in regulation 6(a) by repealing 'Medical and Health
Services' and substituting 'Health'.





10. The Frozen Confections (Regional Council) By-laws are
amended-

(1) in by-law 39(3) by repealing '56W and substituting '$105';

(2) in by-law 40(2)--
(a) in sub-paragraph (a)---
(i) by repealing '510,000' and substituting '$25,000';
(ii) by repealing '$250' and substituting '$500'
(b) in sub-paragraph (b)---
(i) by repealing '$2,00W and substituting '$5,000'
(ii) by repealing '$50' and substituting '$150';

(3) by repealing the Second Schedule and substituting-

SECOND SCHEDULE [by-law 39(2)]

FEES

Size of premises by reference to floor area Fee
Exceeding Not excSeding $
m m
100 1,765
100 150 2,200
150 200 3,090
200 250 3,975
250 300 4,865
300 350 5,740
350 400 6,625
400 450 7,510
450 500 8,400
500 600 9,720
600 700 11,495
700 800 13,250
800 900 15,030
900 1000 16,790
1000 2000 26,520
2000 3000 44,200
3000 4000 61,880
4000 5000 79,565
5000 ...........................88,405
(L.N. 98 of 1989)

11. The Frozen Confections (Urban Council) By-laws are
amended-

(1) in by-law 40(3) by repealing '$60' and substituting '$80';

(2) in by-law 41(2)-
(a) in sub-paragraph (a)---
(i) by repealing '$10,000' and substituting '$25,000';
(ii) by repealing '$250' and substituting '$500';





(b) in sub-paragraph (b)---
(i) by repealing '$2,000' and substituting '$5,000;
(ii) by repealing '$50' and substituting '$150'

(3) by repealing the Second Schedule and substituting-

SECOND SCHEDULE [by-l- 40(2)]

FEES

Size of premises by reference to floor area Fee
Exceedinf Not exceeding $
100 1,325
100 150 1,660
150 200 2,320
200 250 2,980
250 300 3,640
300 350 4,310
350 400 4,970
400 450 5,630
450 500 6,300
500 600 7,300
600 700 8,600
700 800 9,940
800 900 11,260
900 1000 12,600
1000 2000 19,900
2000 3000 33,100
3000 4000 46,400
4000 5000 59,600
5000 ............................66,300

12. The Funeral Parlour (Regional Council) By-laws are
amended-

(1)in by-law 4(3) by repealing '$15,750' and substituting
'$16,930';

(2) in by-law 14-

(a)in paragraph (1) by repealing '$2,000' and substituting
'$5,000';

(b)in paragraph (2) by repealing '$500' and substituting
'$1,500';

(c) in paragraph (3)--
(i) by repealing '$500' and substituting '$1,500'
(ii) by repealing '$10' and substituting '$25'.

13. The Funeral Parlour (Urban Council) By-laws are amended-





(1)in by-law 4(3) by repealing '$15,750' and substituting
'$18,460;

(2) in by-law 14-

(a)in paragraph (1) by repealing '$2,000' and substituting
'$5,000;

(b) in paragraph (2)-
(i) by repealing '$500' and substituting '$1,500';
(ii) by repealing '$10' and substituting '$25'.

14. The Hawker (Permitted Place) (Urban Council) (Con-
solidation) Declaration is amended-

(1) by repealing paragraph 4;

(2)in the Second Schedule under the heading 'KowLooN' by
repealing---

'Shui Wo Street Road space in front of House 244
(southern carriageway) Nos. 18-112
Shung Yan Street Road space in front of House 19
(eastern carriageway) Nos. 85-97
Cul-de-sac of Shung Road space at rear of House 72';
Yan Street Nos. 87-91

(3) by repealing the Third Schedule.

15. The Hawker (Regional Council) By-laws are amended-

(1) in by-law 32-

(a)in paragraph (1)(a) by repealing '31(2) or (3)' and
substituting '31(3)';

(b)in paragraph (3) by repealing '$500' and substituting
'$1,550'

(c) in paragraph (4)(a)--
(i) by repealing '$500' and substituting '$1,500';
(ii) by repealing '$25' and substituting '$150';

(d) in paragraph (4)(b)--
(i) by repealing '$2,000' and substituting '$5,000';
(ii) by repealing '25' and substituting '$150;

(2) by repealing the Third Schedule and substituting---





THIRD SCHEDULE [by-laws 7, 10, 12 & 15]

FEES
PART I
FEES FOR THE ISSUE AND RENEWAL
OF LICENCES
1 ............................Fixed pitch hawker licence $ 860 per year
2.............................Itinerant hawker licence-
(a) Mobile van ..............$8,000 per year
(b) Frozen confectionery ....$1,140 per year
(c) Tradesman ...............$1,140 per year
(d) Other classes ...........$ 420 per year
3.............................Temporary licence $ 150
4.............................Consent for deputy one half ofthe
.............................fee of his
.............................principal's licence
5.................Duplicate licence or pitch card . .................................... $ 150

PART II
FEES FOR THE ALLOCATION OF PITCBES
AND WALL STALLS
1 ............................Cooked food $15,375 per year
2.............................Light refreshment $15,375 per year
3.............................Newspaper $ 860 per year
4.............................Tradesman $ 860 per year
5.............................Barber $ 290 per year
6.............................Bootblack $ 290 per year
7. Wall stall-
(a) not exceeding 1.1 m2 ..................... $ 295 per year
(b) exceeding 1. 1 M2 .......$ 2,860 per year
8..............................Other classes-
(a) not exceeding 1.1 M2 ....$ 1,365 per year
(b) exceeding 1.1 m2 but not exceeding 1.7 m . $ 2,045 per year
(c) exceeding 1.7 m2 but not exceeding 2.2 M2 $ 2,745 per year
(L.N. 100 of1989)

16. The Hawker (Urban Council) By-laws are amended-

(1) in by-law 2 by adding after the definition of 'fixed-pitch
hawker licence'-

'hawker badge' means a badge issued under by-law 10A;
(L.N. 346 of 1989)

(2) by adding after by-law 10-

Hawker badges

10A. (1) On issuing or renewing a licence under
these by-laws the Council shall issue to the licensee a
hawker badge on which is shown the date of expiry of the
licence.





(2) A hawker badge shall cease to be valid on the
expiry, cancellation or termination (whichever is the
soonest) of the licence to which it relates.

(3) A licensee to whom a hawker badge has been
issued shall while he is hawking wear the badge affixed in a
prominent position to his outer clothing such that the
details shown on the badge are clearly visible.
(L.N. 346 of 1989)

(3) in by-law 11 (2)--

(a)by adding 'and a hawker badge on which is shown the
date of expiry of the permiC after 'fit';

(b)by adding 'or to the hawker badge as if it were a hawker
badge issued to a licensee',after 'licence';

(4) in by-laws 14, 15(3), 16 and 17 by adding 'or hawker badge'
after 'licence' wherever it appears;

(5) in by-law 20-

(a)in paragraph (1) by repealing 'it' where it first appears
and substituting 'the licence and his hawker badge';

(b)in paragraph (2) by adding 'and the licensee's hawker
badge' after 'licence' where it secondly appears;

(6) in by-law 56-

(a) in paragraph (2) by adding 'IOA(3),' after '5(2),';

(b) by adding after paragraph (3)-

(3A) Any person who while hawking wears a
hawker badge issued to a person other than himself
commits an offence and is liable to a fine of $1,500.
(L.N. 346 of 1989)

(7) in the Schedule by repealing Parts I and III and substituting---

PART I [by-laws 7,11,17 & 21]

FEES FoR Tim ISSUE AND RENEwAL oF LICENCES
1.....................Fixed-pitch hawker licence $ 1,350 per year
2. Itinerant hawker licences-
(a) Mobile van .....$19,000 per year
(b) Frozen confectionery $ 1,350 per year
(c) Tradesman ......$ 1,350 per year
(d) Other classes ..$ 910 peryear
3.....................Temporary licence $250 or if it permits the holder
....................to hawk from a fixed pitch l/ 12
....................of the appropriate annual
....................licence fee and pitch fee per
....................month or part of a month





4....................Deputy's permit half of the fee of his principal's
....................licence
5....................Duplicate licence or permit $ 160
....................(L.N. 261 of 1989)

PART III [by-law 33]

FEES FOR THE ALLOCATION OF PITCHES
1 ..........................Bootblack $ 320 per year
2...........................Cooked food or fight refreshment $17,950 per year
3...........................Newspaper $ 1,270 per year
4...........................Tradesman $ 1,690 per year
5...........................Barber $ 320 per year
6...........................Wall stall-
(a) not exceeding 1. 1 square metres $ 320 per year
(b) exceeding 1. 1 square metres $ 3,530 per year
7...........................Other classes-
(a) not exceeding 1. 1 square metres $ 1,690 per year
(b) exceeding 1. 1 square metres but not exceeding
1.7 square metres .........$ 2,530 per year
(c) exceeding 1.7 square metres but not exceeding
2.2 square metres .........$ 3,370 per year
...........................(L.N. 146 of 1988)

17. The Library (Regional Council) By-laws are amended-

(1) in by-law 14(2)-

(a)in sub-paragraph (a) by repealing '$10' and substituting
'$20';
(b)in sub-paragraph (b) by repealing '$5' and substituting
'$10';

(2) in by-law 17 by repealing '$1' and substituting '$2';

(3) in by-law 21-
(a)in paragraph (1)(a) by repealing '50 cents' and
substituting '$1' ;
(b)in paragraph (1)(b) by repealing '20 cents' and
substituting '50 cents';
(c)in paragraph (2) by repealing '$50' and '$10' and
substituting respectively '$100' and '$20'

(4) in by-law 33(2)--

(a)by adding 'or any article deposited by a person of or over
the ageof 60 years,' after 'student';
(b) by repealing '50 cents' and substituting '$1'.

18. The Library (Urban Council) By-laws are amended-





(1) in by-law 14(2)--

(a)in sub-paragraph (a) by repealing '$10' and substituting
'$20' ;

(b)in sub-paragraph (b) by repealing '$5' and substituting
'$10';

(2) in by-law 17 by repealing '$1' and substituting '$2';

(3) in by-law 21-

(a)in paragraph (1)(a) by repealing '50 cents' and
substituting '$1 ';

(b)in paragraph (1)(b) by repealing '20 cents' and
substituting 40 cents';

(c)in paragraph (2) by repealing '$50' and '$10' and
substituting respectively '$100' and '$20'

(4) in by-law 33(2)--

(a)by adding 'or any article deposited by a disabled person or
a person of or over the age of 60 years,' after 'student';

(b) by repealing '50 cents' and substituting '$1'

(5) in by-law 33(9) by repealing '$3' and substituting '$6'.

19. The Offensive Trades (Regional Council) By-laws are
amended-

(1) in by-law 5 by repealing '$1,575' and substituting '$3,490';

(2) in by-law 23-

(a) in paragraph (1)--
(i) by repealing '$10,000' and substituting '$25,000';
(ii) by repealing '$250' and substituting '$500';

(b) in paragraph (2)--
(i) by repealing '$2,000' and substituting '$5,000';
(ii) by repealing '$50' and substituting '$150'.

20. The Offensive Trades (Urban Council) By-laws are amended-

(1) in by-law 5-

(a)in paragraph (3) by repealing '$1,575' and substituting
'$1,850';

(b)in paragraph (4) by repealing '$60' and substituting
'$80';





(2) in by-law 15-

(a) in paragraph (1)--
(i) by repealing '$10,000' and substituting '$25,000';
(ii) by repealing '$250' and substituting '$500';

(b) in paragraph (2)--
(i) by repealing '$2,000' and substituting '$5,000';
(ii) by repealing '$50' and substituting '$150'.

21. The Preservatives in Food Regulations are amended-

(1) in regulation 2(1)--

(a)in the definition of 'canned food' by repealing 'and' and
substituting 'any';

(b)in the definition of 'sugar' by repealing 'or' and
substituting 'of ';

(2)in regulation 9 by repealing '$10,000' and substituting
'$25,000';

(3)in the First Schedule in Part ii in Column 2 of Item 1 by
repealing '(B.H.A.)' in the second place where it occurs and
substituting '(B.H.T.)'.

22. The Private Cemeteries (Regional Council) By-laws are
amended in by-law 13-

(a) in paragraph (1)--
(i) by repealing '$1,000' and substituting '$2,500;
(ii) by repealing '$20' and substituting '$50'

(b)in paragraph (2) by repealing '$1,000' and substituting
'$2,500'.

23. The Private Cemeteries (Urban Council) By-laws are amended
in by-law 13-

(a) in paragraph (1)--
(i) by repealing '$1,000' and substituting '$2,500';
(ii) by repealing '$20' and substituting '$50';

(b)in paragraph (2) by repealing '$1,000' and substituting
'$2,500'.





24. The Private Markets (Regional Council) By-laws are amended
in by-law 27-

(a)by repealing '$2,000' wherever it occurs and substituting
'$5,000;

(b)by repealing '$10V wherever it occurs and substituting
'$250';

(c)in paragraph (5) by repealing '$500' and substituting
'$1,500'.

25. The Public Cemeteries (Regional Council) By-laws are
amended-

(1) in by-law 12-

(a)in paragraph (1) by repealing '$100' and substituting
'$250';

(b)in paragraph (2) by repealing '$1,000' and substituting
'$2,500';

(2) by repealing the Second Schedule and substituting---

SECOND SCHEDULE [by-law 11]

SCALE OF FEES

Item Matter in respect of which fee payable Fee
1 .For the interment of any adult or any child of 12 years of
age or above in any public cemetery $1,150
2. For the interment of any child below 12 years of age in
any public cemetery ...........$ 680
3. For the allocation of a permanent urn grave space in any
public cemetery ..............$2,170
(L.N. 113 of 1989)

26. The Public Cemeteries (Urban Council) By-laws are amended
in by-law 13-
(a)in paragraph (1) by repealing '$1000'W and substituting
'$250';

(b)in paragraph (2) by repealing '$1,000' and substituting
'$2,500'.

27. The Public Cleansing and Prevention of Nuisances (Regional
Council) By-laws are amended in by-law 23-

(a) in paragraph (1)--
(i) in sub-paragraph (a) by repealing '(10),';
(ii) in sub-paragraph (i) by repealing '$1,000' and
substituting '$2,500';
(iii) in sub-paragraph (ii) by repealing '$2,000' and
substituting '$5,000;





(b) in paragraph (1 A)-
(i) by repealing 'or 9A(I)' and substituting', 9A(I) or
IV;
(ii) by repealing '$5,000' and substituting '$10,000';

(c)in paragraph (2) by repealing '$5,000' and substituting
'$10,000'

(d)in paragraph (3) by repealing '$50' and substituting
'$150'.

28. The Public Cleansing and Prevention of Nuisances (Urban
Council) By-laws are amended in by-law 23-

(a) in paragraph (1)--
(i) in sub-paragraph (a) by repealing '10,';
(ii) in sub-paragraph (i) by repealing '$1,000' and
substituting '$2,500';
(iii) in sub-paragraph (ii) by repealing '$2,000' and
substituting '$5,000';

(b) in paragraph (I A)-
(i) by repealing 'or 9A(I)' and substituting ', 9A(I) or
IV ;
(ii) by repealing '$5,000' and substituting '$10,000';

(c)in paragraph (2) by repealing '$5,000' and substituting
'$10,000';

(d)in paragraph (3) by repealing '$5O' and substituting
'$150'.

29. The Public Conveniences (Conduct and Behaviour) (Urban
Council) By-laws are amended in by-law 10 by repealing '$250' and
substituting '$750.

30. The Public Conveniences (Regional Council) By-laws are
amended in by-law 11 by repealing '$250' and substituting '$750'.

31. The Public Funeral Hall (Urban Council) By-laws are
amended-

(1)in by-law 7(1)(b) by repealing 'Medical and Health Services'
and substituting 'Health';

(2)in by-law 12 by repealing '$500' wherever it occurs and
substituting '$1,500'.

32. The Public Market (Urban Council) By-laws are amended in
by-law 14 by repealing '$500' wherever it occurs and substituting
'$1,500'





33. The Public Swimming Pools (Urban Council) By-laws are
amended by repealing by-law 10(1)(a) and (b) and substituting---

(a)55 if he has not yet attained the age of 14 years or is of or
over the age of 60 years; or (L.N. 91 of 1989; L.N. 200 of
1989)

(b)$10 if he has attained the age of 14 years but has not yet
attained the age of 60 years. (L.N. 91 of 1989; L.N. 200
of 1989)

34. The Sanitation and Conservancy (Regional Council) By-laws
are amended in by-law 10---

(a) in paragraph (1)~-
(i) by repealing '$500 and to imprisonment for 14
days,' and substituting ,$1,500';
(ii) by repealing '$10' and substituting '$25'
(b) in paragraph (3)--
(i) by repealing '$250 and to imprisonment for 7 days,'
and substituting '$750';
(ii) by repealing '$5' and substituting '$15'.

35. The Slaughter-houses (Regional Council) By-laws are
amended---

(1) in by-law 2(1) in the definition of 'licensee' by repealing '8'
and substituting '4';

(2) in by-law 22(c) by repealing 'Medical and Health Services' and
substituting 'Health';

(3) in by-law 57(1) by repealing subparagraphs (a) and (b) and
substituting-

(a) for any bovine animal- $9.70; (L.N. 133 of 1989)
(b) for any other animal- $6.40. (L.N. 133 of 1989)

(4) by repealing the Second Schedule and substituting-

SECOND SCHEDULE [by-l- 4(4)]

LICENSING FEES

Maximum Number of Bovine Animals
Permitted to be Slaughtered Each Day Fees

Exceeding Not Exceeding
50 ....................1,725
50 100 ...................3,450
100 150 ...................5,175
150 200 ...................6,900
200 250................... 8,625





Fees

Exceeding Not Exceeding
250 300 ...................10,350
300 350 ...................12,075
350 400 ...................13,800
400 450 ...................15,525
450 500 ...................17,250
500 ...........................18,975

Maximum Number of Non Bovine Animals (goats,
sheep, pigs) Permitted to be Slaughtered Each Day Fees

Exceeding Not Exceeding
500 ..................11,500
500 1000 .................23,000
10M 1500 .................34,500
1500 2000 .................46,000
2000 2500 .................57,500
2500 3000 .................69,000
3000 3500 .................80,500
3500 4000 .................92,000
4000 4500 .................103,500
4500 5000 .................115,000
5000 . .........................126,500
(L.N. 133 of 1989)

36. The Undertakers of Burials (Regional Council) By-laws are
amended-

(1) in by-law 4(1) by repealing '$4,200' and substituting '$5,640';

(2) in by-law 6 by repealing '$60' and substituting '$105';

(3) in by-law 11 by repealing '$1,000' and substituting '$2,500'.

37. The Undertakers of Burials (Urban Council) By-laws are
amended-

(1) in by-law 4(1) by repealing '$4,200' and substituting '$4,920';

(2) in by-law 6 by repealing '$60' and substituting '$80';

(3) in by-law 11 by repealing '$1,000' and substituting '$2,500'.

38. The Ventilation of Scheduled Premises (Regional Council)
By-laws are amended in by-law 14 by repealing '$2,000' wherever it
occurs and substituting '$5,000'.

39. The Ventilation of Scheduled Premises (Urban Council)
By-laws are amended in by-law 14 by repealing '$2,000' wherever it
occurs and substituting '$5,000'.





40. The Ventilation (Urban Council) By-laws are amended in
by-law 8-
(a) by repealing '$500' and substituting '$1,500';
(b) by repealing '$10' and substituting '$25'.

41. The Wells and Water Storage (Urban Council) By-laws are
amended in by-law 12(3)--
(a) by repealing '$500'and substituting '$2,500';
(b) by repealing '$10' and substituting '$25'.
L.N. 262 of 1989 53 of 1988 s. 3. 75 of 1988 s. 40 L.N. 76 of 1989 53 of 1988 s. 4. 11 of 1989 s. 2. L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 52 of 1989 L.N. 408 of 1989 L.N. 52 of 1989 L.N. 147 of 1989 L.N. 324 of 1989 L.N. 408 of 1989 L.N. 52 of 1989 L.N. 408 of 1989 L.N. 324 of 1989 L.N. 52 of 1989 L.N. 147 of 1989 L.N. 324 of 1989 L.N. 408 of 1989 L.N. 108 of 1989 L.N. 229 of 1989 L.N. 332 of 1989 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 258 of 1989 53 of 1988 s. 6. L.N. 53 of 1989 L.N. 326 of 1987 L.N. 228 of 1987 L.N. 286 of 1987 L.N. 287 of 1987 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 289 of 1987 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 288 of 1987 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 75 of 1987 L.N. 380 of 1989 L.N. 327 of 1987 L.N. 33 of 1989 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 34 of 1987 L.N. 64 of 1988 L.N. 98 of 1989 L.N. 293 of 1987 L.N. 230 of 1987 L.N. 292 of 1987 L.N. 230 of 1987 L.N. 99 of 1989 L.N. 295 of 1987 L.N. 231 of 1987 L.N. 294 of 1987 L.N. 18 of 1988 L.N. 287 of 1988 L.N. 18 of 1988 L.N. 287 of 1988 L.N. 346 of 1989 L.N. 346 of 1989 L.N. 346 of 1989 L.N. 346 of 1989 L.N. 302 of 1986 L.N. 331 of 1988 L.N. 302 of 1986 L.N. 317 of 1986 L.N. 89 of 1989 L.N. 317 of 1986 L.N. 317 of 1986 L.N. 36 of 1987 L.N. 66 of 1988 L.N. 102 of 1989 L.N. 301 of 1987 L.N. 233 of 1987 L.N. 300 of 1987 L.N. 15 of 1988 L.N. 334 of 1987 L.N. 294 of 1988 L.N. 305 of 1987 L.N. 304 of 1987 L.N. 306 of 1987 L.N. 308 of 1987 L.N. 307 of 1987 L.N. 310 of 1987 L.N. 309 of 1987 L.N. 311 of 1987 L.N. 312 of 1987 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 313 of 1987 L.N. 314 of 1987 L.N. 316 of 1987 L.N. 29 of 1988 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 39 of 1987 L.N. 105 of 1989 L.N. 39 of 1987 L.N. 69 of 1988 L.N. 105 of 1989 L.N. 321 of 1987 L.N. 239 of 1987 L.N. 320 of 1987 L.N. 324 of 1987 L.N. 323 of 1987 L.N. 322 of 1987 L.N. 325 of 1987

L.N. 262 of 1989 53 of 1988 s. 3. 75 of 1988 s. 40 L.N. 76 of 1989 53 of 1988 s. 4. 11 of 1989 s. 2. L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 52 of 1989 L.N. 408 of 1989 L.N. 52 of 1989 L.N. 147 of 1989 L.N. 324 of 1989 L.N. 408 of 1989 L.N. 52 of 1989 L.N. 408 of 1989 L.N. 324 of 1989 L.N. 52 of 1989 L.N. 147 of 1989 L.N. 324 of 1989 L.N. 408 of 1989 L.N. 108 of 1989 L.N. 229 of 1989 L.N. 332 of 1989 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 258 of 1989 53 of 1988 s. 6. L.N. 53 of 1989 L.N. 326 of 1987 L.N. 228 of 1987 L.N. 286 of 1987 L.N. 287 of 1987 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 289 of 1987 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 288 of 1987 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 75 of 1987 L.N. 380 of 1989 L.N. 327 of 1987 L.N. 33 of 1989 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 34 of 1987 L.N. 64 of 1988 L.N. 98 of 1989 L.N. 293 of 1987 L.N. 230 of 1987 L.N. 292 of 1987 L.N. 230 of 1987 L.N. 99 of 1989 L.N. 295 of 1987 L.N. 231 of 1987 L.N. 294 of 1987 L.N. 18 of 1988 L.N. 287 of 1988 L.N. 18 of 1988 L.N. 287 of 1988 L.N. 346 of 1989 L.N. 346 of 1989 L.N. 346 of 1989 L.N. 346 of 1989 L.N. 302 of 1986 L.N. 331 of 1988 L.N. 302 of 1986 L.N. 317 of 1986 L.N. 89 of 1989 L.N. 317 of 1986 L.N. 317 of 1986 L.N. 36 of 1987 L.N. 66 of 1988 L.N. 102 of 1989 L.N. 301 of 1987 L.N. 233 of 1987 L.N. 300 of 1987 L.N. 15 of 1988 L.N. 334 of 1987 L.N. 294 of 1988 L.N. 305 of 1987 L.N. 304 of 1987 L.N. 306 of 1987 L.N. 308 of 1987 L.N. 307 of 1987 L.N. 310 of 1987 L.N. 309 of 1987 L.N. 311 of 1987 L.N. 312 of 1987 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 313 of 1987 L.N. 314 of 1987 L.N. 316 of 1987 L.N. 29 of 1988 L.N. 76 of 1989 L.N. 39 of 1987 L.N. 105 of 1989 L.N. 39 of 1987 L.N. 69 of 1988 L.N. 105 of 1989 L.N. 321 of 1987 L.N. 239 of 1987 L.N. 320 of 1987 L.N. 324 of 1987 L.N. 323 of 1987 L.N. 322 of 1987 L.N. 325 of 1987

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