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.MrXIClPAI. LAW
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H. Ijy cuiincils ul' cities ol' oiio liundrod tliousaiul iiilialtitaiits ur muif
fiutlioiizin^f the seizure of unslauj^htered animals, which liave diucl on any
I'ailwuy I'ai'or at iiiiifket, iiiordcr to prevent tliein I'roni heino' uwed as food:
and for ilisposin<r in otlier ways of sucli eareascs, and securiiij,^ to tlie
owners such \ahie as remains o\cr and aho\f tlie expense incurred in
<lis])osin^ of sticii carcases.
4. iSy tlie Councils of townships, cities, towns and villaf^es lor prevent-
iuji; the use of (h'leterious materials in makinj;' l)reaii, and for the seizure
and forfeiture of bread made contrary to the iiydaw,
."). For estal)lishin<;', protectinjf and cleansin<;' public and private wells,
reservoirs and otlier public and private.^ water supply : for closinj;' jiublie
and private wells, I'oi' preventing- the foulini;' or wasting;- of such water, foi'
procurin;^' au analysis of such water, and for making reasoiuible chai'j^es
for the u.se of public water.
(i. For compellinjn' the use of water supplied by the municipality for
drinkin<;- and domestic purposes within certain areas, and i)roliibitini;' thi'
use of sjM'inj;' or well water within such areas for such ])ur[)oses.
4S1. Sanitary Measures. Councils of townshijis, cities, towns ai"l
villaj^es may pass by-laws:
1. For re<.;ulatin<4' the construction of cellars, sinks, cesspools, water-
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closets, earth-closets, and ])i'ivies, and for re<;'ulatin<^ the manner of draiu-
inj;', cleanint;' ami disposing' of the contents of the same.
2. For the tilling' uj), diainin<(, cleaning or repairing of any groimds,
vacant lots and [)rivate drains.
3. For making any other j'egulations for sewerage or drainage deemed
necessary for sanitary purposes.
4. For compelling owners, lessees and occupants of real property,
within an}' defined area, to till vip any cesspools, water-closets oi- jirivies
deemed to be dangerous to health.
5. For regulating the construction and use of dry earth chwets within
speeified limits.
(). Councils of cities or towns may provide an<i maintain lavatories,
ui'inals, water closets, etc., either upon the jmblic streets or elsewhere, and
provide the same with water.
7. The councils of cities an<l towns may regulate the; erection or
occupation of dwellings on narrow streets and lanes, in crow<led or unsani-
tarj' districts.
8. Councils of townships, cities, towns ami villages, in order to prevent
the spread of contagious or infectious diseases, may provide for .supplying
i)lanks for the notification and recording of such diseases, ami giving public
notice of houses wh(>re such exist, and foi- taking such measures as the
Public Health Act recjuires.
0. By councils of cities, towns and villages, regulating the interment of
the dead, and preventing interments within the nninicipality. an
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488. Sewers and Drains- Councils may pass by-laws for opening,
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making, repairing or stopping up drains, sewers or waterc(jurses within
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the juiisdiction of the Council, and for entering upon and using any land
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ill or adjacent to the municipality necessary or convenient for said purpose,
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