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(ii) the prohibition or regulation by licence or otherwise of the storage or keeping of such articles; (b) (i) the trades, manufacturers, industries, or operations to be included in the description contained in clause (c) of section 219. (ii) the prohibition or regulation by licence or otherwise of the exercise of such trades, manufacturers, industries, or operations; (c) the supervision and sanitary regulation of factories and workshops; (29) Exemption of articles and trade operations.— the articles or quantity thereof and the trade operations connected with trade which may be exempted; (30) Standard of water used in aerated waters etc.— the standard of water or other ingredients to be used in the manufacture or preparation of aerated water or of cordials; (31) Labels and inscription.— the form or kind of label to be attached to packages containing articles of food or drink or drugs or any mixture thereof and the inscription on the label of such particulars, directions, statement, information or words as may be specified; (32) Nuisances.— (a) the discharge of smoke, steam, dust, fumes or noxious vapours; (b) the use of whistles, trumpets and noise-producing instruments operated by any mechanical means; (c) the prevention of other nuisances; (33) Advertisement.— the exhibition of advertisements, and hoardings and similar structures used for the purpose of advertising; (34) Management of municipal markets, etc. and the supervision of the manufacture, storage and sale of food.— (a) the sale of the flesh of any four-footed --151-- animal not slaughtered in a Corporation limits of the flesh of any such animal outside these limits; (b) the sale of meat; (c) the sanitary conditions of municipal slaughter houses; (d) the sanitary conditions of municipal markets; (e) the destruction of diseased animals; (f) the manufacture for sale and the sale of articles of food and drink or drugs either by licence or otherwise; (g) the qualifications of persons who may compound, mix, prepare, dispense or sell any drugs and the certificates or permissions necessary; (h) the hours and manner of importation into, or of transport within, the City or any articles of food and drink or drugs, by licence for such importation, transport or otherwise; (i) the places at which articles of food and drink or drugs shall be produced for inspection prior to importation, transport or exposure for sale; (j) the places in which articles of food and drink or drugs may or may not be manufactured, kept, sold or exposed for sale; (k) the notice-boards to be exhibited by the vendors and labels to be affixed by them to adulterated articles of food and drink of drugs exposed for sale and the particulars which such notice-boards and labels shall contain; (1) the importation or transport within the City of any articles of food or drink produced under such conditions as will make them or are likely to make them injurious to the health of persons consuming them; (m) the supervision and sanitary condition of bakeries, places where sweets are manufactured, public eating- houses, stalls, aerated water and ice factories and dairies, stables, and buildings or enclosures where animals are kept, whether or not the animals therein are kept for profit; (n) the exposure of goods for sale on streets and the levying of fees from persons setting up stalls or otherwise selling or exposing goods for sale on the streets; (o) the regulation of the manner in which food grains whether intended for the sale or for private consumption, may be stored. (p) the precautions to be taken for protection milch-cattle, milk and milk products against infection or contamination; (q) the giving of notice of the outbreak of any contagious disease among animals and prescribing precautions to be taken for preventing the spread of any such disease; (r) the hawking of articles of food and drink; (35) Private markets.— (a) the construction and structural and architectural features of private markets; --152-- (b) the drainage, water supply, ventilation, lighting, sanitary conditions and regulation of private markets; (c) the prevention of cruelty, nuisance, obstruction and overcrowding in; or in the approaches to, or in the passage or, private markets; (d) the supervision of private markets; (e) the appointment and dismissal of superintendents of private markets; (f) the days on which and the hours during which any private market may be held; (g) the prevention of undesirable or diseased persons from entering private markets; (h) the prohibition of all persons from selling in a private market in respect of which a licence has been refused, cancelled or suspended; (36) Pawnbrokers.— licences to pawn brokers, the conditions for such licences and the determination, by public auction or otherwise, of the amount to be paid for such licences; (37) Registration of births and deaths etc.— the registration of all births, deaths and marriages which take place within the City; the taking of a census and the verification of deaths and causes of deaths; (38) Licensing of theatres, etc.— (a) safety, sanitation and internal arrangement of theatres or other places of public entertainment or resort and the control and inspection thereof, in order to ensure the safety, health and convenience of persons employed in, or visiting, attending or resorting to the same; (b) the licensing of such entertainments; (39) Construction of buildings.— (a) the information and plans to be submitted with applications for the approval of sites for buildings and for permission to erect or re-erect any building; (b) the period within which sanction for erection or re-erection of a building must be granted or refused; (c) the appointment of a person to supervise the work of erection or re-erection of building or of any specified class or classes of buildings and his disqualifications; (d) the grant of a completion certificate for newly erected or re-erected buildings and the cases in which, and the persons by whom such certificates shall be granted; (e) the height of buildings; (f) the level and width of the foundation, the level of the lowest floor or plinth and the stability of the structure; (g) the number and height above the ground, or above the next lower storey, of the storeys of which any building may consist; (h) the height and slope of the roof above the uppermost floor upon which human beings are to live or cooking operations are to be carried on and, the provision of chimneys for cooking operations; --153-- (i) the space to be left about any building to secure the free circulation of air and to facilitate scavenging and to prevent fire and the minimum width of streets in front of the buildings; (j) the ventilation and drainage of buildings and the minimum dimensions of doors and windows; (k) the means and appliances to be provided and maintained for egress from buildings and protection of life in case of fire; (1) the material to be used and the method of construction to be adopted for any building or class of buildings and the provision of impervious floors and damppro of courses for walls; (m) the position, materials and methods of construction of fire-places, smoke- escapes, chimneys, staircases, water-closet accommodation and drains in buildings; (n) the parts or portions of building sites on which no building shall be erected; (o) the paving of any passage between two buildings sites on which no building shall be erected; (p) the restriction and the use of inflammable materials in buildings; (q) the precautions to be taken for the purpose of preventing danger or injury to the public or to persons employed in erecting a building and of securing the stability of the various parts of the building and of the buildings and other property in the vicinity thereof, during the progress of the building or of any demolition or excavation incidental thereto; (r) the line of frontage where a building abuts on a street; (s) the materials and methods of construction to be used for godowns intended for the storage of foodgrains in excess of twenty tonnes; (t) the minimum requirements, including dimensions of accommodation for human beings and of accommodation for animals; (u) the position and dimensions of projections beyond the outer face of any external wall of a building; (v) the height of factory chimneys and the consumption of smoke; (40) Removal or improvement of insanitary building.— (a) The removal or improvement of insanitary buildings and buildings in a ruinous or dangerous condition. (b) the marking of vacant uninhabitable buildings; (c) the cleansing lime-washing, painting or repair of such building; (d) the exercise of compulsion upon the owners or occupiers to take such order with abandoned, unoccupied buildings or lands as the Commissioner 49[may be direct]; (e) the excavation of earth, stone or other materials from any place; (41) Assessment of compensation under section 267.— The assessment of compensation by the Corporation under section 267; --154-- (42) Passenger-lifts.— (a) The construction, maintenance and working of passenger- lifts, and all machinery and apparatus pertaining thereto; (b) the construction, maintenance, fencing and lighting of shafts, landings, hatches and gates connected with passenger-lifts; (c) the entry upon, and inspection of any premises containing a passenger-lift by such persons as the Commissioner may authorize in this behalf; (d) the prohibition of the use of any lift where any bye-law made under this sub- section has not been complied with: Provided that such bye-laws shall not affect any provisions of the Factories Act, 1948, or of the Indian Electricity Act, 1910, or any other law or any rules framed thereunder; Explanation.— A lift actually used as a lift by passenger-lift notwithstanding that it may not have been constructed for that purpose and that its use as a passenger-lift is not authorized by the owner or occupier; (43) Precautions in demolition of buildings.— (a) The precautions to be taken for the prevention of danger or injury to the public during, and to persons engaged in, the demolition of buildings or parts of a building and for the protection of other parts of the same building and of other buildings in the vicinity thereof; (b) the notice to be given by any person intending to demolish a building or part of a building to the Commissioner together with particulars of the proposed demolition and of the precautions to be taken during the progress of the work; (c) the prohibition of the commencement of demolition within a prescribed period except with the permission of the Commissioner; (d) the prohibition of the commencement or continuance of the demolition until all precautions have been and are being taken in accordance with the rules and with any directions and requisitions in writing which the Commissioner may issue to the person in charge of the work, or to the person who submitted the notice, if any, required under the rules; (44) Improvement of insanitary lands.— (a) The prohibition of accumulation of water in any pool, ditch, tank, well, pond, quarry, hole drain, water-course, cistern or other receptacle; (b) the prohibition of cultivation, use of manure or irrigation injurious to health; (c) the paving and draining of cattle-stands; (d) the adoption of measures generally to tender insanitary lands sanitary; (45) Holding of fairs, etc.— The holding of fairs and industrial exhibitions in the City; (46) Protection of property of the Corporation from injury; (47) Protection against fire.— The stacking of inflammable materials and of the lighting of fires in any specific portion of the City; --155-- (48) Charges for services by municipal authorities.— The charge for services rendered by any municipal authority; (49) Appointment of agents by owners of lands not resident in the City.— The appointment by owners of buildings or lands in the city, who are not residents in the City, or persons residing within or near the City to act as their agents for all or any of the purposes of the Act or any rule or bye-law made thereunder; (50) Mode of performance of acts not otherwise provided for.— The person by whom and the time, place and manner at or in which anything prescribed under this Act, shall be done, where no express provision has been made therefore; (51) Inspection of municipal records.— The cases in which inspection and copies of municipal records may be granted, and the procedure and the fees for the grant of such inspection of copies; (52) Licences and notices.— The form of licences and notices issued under this Act and the authority entitled to sign or issue them; (53) Burial and burning grounds.— The disposal of the dead; the control, use and management of burial and burning grounds, the maintenance of all such places in good order and in a safe and sanitary condition, and the prevention of encroachments thereon; (54) Vehicles or animals plying for hire.— (a) Vehicles or animals kept for plying for hire within the limits of the Corporation, the issue of licences to proprietors or drivers of such vehicles or animals, the prescription of types and specification of vehicles to be licenced and the fixing of fees payable for such licences and the conditions on which they may be granted or revoked; (b) the rates which may be demanded for the hire of any carriage, cart, motor vehicles or other conveyance or animals hired to carry loads or persons, and restriction of the loads which may be carried by any animal or carriage, cart or other conveyance plying for hire, within the limits of the Corporation: Provided that no bye-laws made under clause (a) or (b) shall apply to any Vehicle to which the Motor Vehicles Act, 1989, applies in any area where that Act is in force: Provided further that the operation of any bye-law made under the provisions of clause (a) or (b) or of any rules made under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1989, may, with the sanction of the State Government, be extended to:— (i) any railway station; (ii) the whole or any part of any street so far as such street is situated within ten miles of the limits of the Corporation; (iii) the whole or any part of any street leading from the limits of the Corporation to the limits of any municipality, notified area, or cantonment, if the distance between the limits of the Corporation and the boundaries of these authorities does not exceed fifty miles, and the Corporation and the authorities concerned each consent to the extension of such bye-laws or rules; --156-- (55) Poor houses.— (a) The maintenance of poorhouses by the Corporation or by private persons or institutions; (b) the requirements to be satisfied before a poorhouse managed by a private person or institution is approved by the Corporation; (c) the compulsion of able-bodied beggars to work; (d) the nature of the work which may be required of beggars and the kind of food to be supplied to them; (e) the authority by which exemption from the obligation to work may be granted in a poor-house on the ground of ill-health or debility; (f) the inspection of poor-house by authorities to be prescribed in the bye-laws; (56) Preventing of use of false or incorrect weights, etc.— The preventing of use in any market of false or incorrect weights, scales or measures; (57) Printing and sales of bye-laws and exhibitions thereof in suitable places.— The printing and sale of bye-laws and rules made under this Act and provision for the exhibition thereof in suitable places.