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No. 501.
T H E SUMMER R E S O R T S ( D E V E L O P M E N T ) LAW, 1938.
B Y E ­ L A W S MADE B Y T H E S U M M E R R E S O R T D E V E L O P M E N T BOAED OF
K A N T A R A ( A P P R O V E D B Y H I S E X C E L L E N C Y T H E GOVERNOR).
Gazette:
5.7.1935
I n exercise of t h e p o w e r s vested in t h e m b y t h e Summer Resorts
(Development) Law, 1938, t h e Summer Resort Development Board of
K a n t a r a hereby m a k e t h e following bye­laws :—
1. These bye­laws m a y b e cited as the Summer Resort Development
( K a n t a r a ) (Amendment) B y e ­ l a w s , 1942, a n d shall b e read as one with
t h e Public H ealth ( K a n t a r a ) Bye­laws, 1935, (hereinafter referred to as
" t h e principal Bye­laws " ) , a n d t h e principal Bye­laws and these
bye­laws m a y together b e cited as the Summer R e s o r t Development
( K a n t a r a ) Bye­laws, 1935 a n d 1942.
2 . Sub­paragraph (6) of p a r a g r a p h (1) of bye­law 4G of the principal
Bye­laws is hereby repealed a n d t h e following sub­paragraph substituted
therefor :—
" (b) a fee n o t exceeding £1 for houses a n d n o t exceeding £3 for
hotels as m a y be fixed b y t h e Board from t i m e to time."
3 . Sub­paragraphs (a) a n d (b) of paragraph (1) of bye­law 57 of the
principal Bye­laws are h e r e b y repealed a n d t h e following paragraphs
s u b s t i t u t e d therefor, respectively :—
"A fee on t h e e s t i m a t e d expenditure
for such erection or reconstruction
or addition a t a rate—
(i) n o t exceeding 3 % on an esti­
(a) On issue of a p e r m i t for
m a t e d expenditure not exceed­
the
erection of a n e w
building or t h e r e c o n s t r u c ­ ·{
ing £500
tion of an existing b u i l d i n g
(ii) n o t exceeding 1 | % on an
or portion thereof o r addi­
estimated expenditure exceed­
tion t o an existing b u i l d i n g .
ing £500 ;
as m a y be determined in each case
by t h e Commissioner.
>
A fee on t h e estimated expenditure
for such a l t e r a t i o n at a rate not
(b) On issue of a p e r m i t for
exceeding 3 % as may be deter­
a n y alteration of a n exist­
ing building.
[ mined in e a c h case by the
^ Commissioner."
4 . Bye­law 58 of t h e p r i n c i p a l Bye­laws is h e r e b y repealed and the
following substituted t h e r e f o r :—
" 58.—(1) E v e r y o w n e r or occupier of a house within the area of
t h e Summer Resort w h i c h is occupied during a n y p a r t of the season
shall p a y such a fee n o t exceeding £2 as m a y be fixed by the Board
from time to time.
(2) I n addition t o t h e fees above mentioned t h e r e shall be paid
b y every owner or lessee of a n y premises used as a hotel or lodging
house, a fee of 2p. per n i g h t for every person of o v e r ten years of age
s t a y i n g or residing a t s u c h hotel for a period n o t exceeding 7 days.
F o r any, stay exceeding 7 d a y s in d u r a t i o n t h e fee shall be lp.
per night."
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5
·
B
y e ­ l a w 60 of t h e p r i n c i p a l Bye­laws
is h e r e b y
amended as
(a) b y t h e deletion of t h e word " hotel­keeper " in paragraph (a)
thereof;
(δ) b y t h e insertion t h e r e i n immediately after paragraph (g) of the
following p a r a g r a p h :—
" (h) hotel­keepers, per a n n u m or p a r t thereof . . . · 40 ".
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6. Bye­law 61 of t h e principal Bye­laws is hereby deleted a n d t h e
following substituted therefor :—
" 61. Every p e r s o n hawking within t h e area of the Summer R e s o r t
shall pay the following fees, t h a t is t o s a y :—
(a) Drapery a n d other articles :—
For h a w k i n g drapery, lace a n d o t h e r articles or things,
for each d a y
..
..
..
..
,,
Xs#
#,
(6) Fowl, chicken a n d swine :—
For every live chicken . .
..
..
..
..
\p,
,, fowl
2p.
,, t u r k e y
4^>.
,, young swine
..
^\p.
(c) For exposing for sale any perishable goods :—
(i) when t h e value of such goods is u n d e r two shillings
\p.
(ii) when t h e value of such goods exceeds two shillings
b u t does n o t exceed four shillings . .
..
..
lp.
(iii) when t h e value of such goods exceeds four shillings
b u t does n o t exceed ten shillings . .
..
..
3p.
(iv) when t h e value of such goods exceeds t e n shillings 4­^p."
7. Bye­law 68 of t h e principal Bye­laws is h e r e b y amended as follows : ­
(a) by the deletion of t h e figure " £1 " i n paragraph (1) (a) thereof
and the s u b s t i t u t i o n therefor of t h e figure " £2 " ;
(b) by the deletion of t h e figure " £2 " in paragraph (2) thereof
and the s u b s t i t u t i o n therefor of t h e figure " £4 ".
(M.P. 557/35.)
No. 502.
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T H E M U N I C I P A L C O R P O R A T I O N S L A W S , 1930 AND 1942.
BYE­LAWS MADE
BY
TH E
COUNCIL O F T H E M U N I C I P A L
OF FAMAGUSTA.
CORPORATION
In exercise of t h e powers vested in t h e m b y t h e Municipal Corpo­
rations Laws, 1930 a n d 1942 and otherwise, t h e Council of the Municipal
Corporation of F a m a g u s t a hereby make t h e following bye­laws :—
1. These bye­laws m a y be cited as t h e Famagusta Municipal Gazettes:
(Amendment) Bye­laws, 1942, and shall be r e a d as one with the F a m a ­ Supplement
gusta MunicipalByc­laws, 1940 to 1941 (hereinafter referred to as " t h e
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principal Bye-la ws ") a n d the principa l Bye-la ws a nd these bye-la ws m a y
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together be cited a s t h e Fa ma gusta Municipa l Bye-la ws, 1940 to 1942.
19.3.1941
2. Bye-la ws Nos. 259 a nd 260 of the principa l Bye-la ws a re h e r e b y
revoked a nd s u b s t i t u t e d by the following :—
" 259. No person sha ll ma ke or a t t e m p t to ma ke a ny street a n d
house-to-house collection for a ny cha rita ble, phila nthropic or o t h e r
purpose unless s u c h person, or t h e i n s t i t u t i o n or society of which
such person is a m e m b e r sh a ll ha ve previously obta ined a licence
from the Council in t h a t beha lf.
260. E v e r y such licence sha ll sta te t h e d a t e or da tes, t h e m a n n e r
and the time or t i m e s a t which t h e collection t o which the licence
relates sha ll be m a d e , a nd ma y conta in such other ^ terms a n d
conditions a s t h e Council m a y in ea ch ca se determine ".
The a bove bye-la ws ha ve been a p p r o v e d by His Excellency t h e
Governor.
(M.P. 615/12/5.)