.230 SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 14 AUGUST, 1951.-(No. 42).


 2. Area Covered by Scheme. The area
covered by the Scheme shall comprise-
All that parcel of land being a portion
of Montrose Estate lying between the
road to Dasent Cottage otherwise known
as "Havoc House" on the West and
Montrose River on the Eastand bounded
on the North by a line running in an
Easterly direction from a concrete monu-
ment opposite the entrance to Havoc
House to a concrete monument on the
bank of the North Rtiver and on the
South by a pipeline track leading to
Montrose reservoir.
 3. Streets. Every street shall have a
width of not less than 21 feet of which
the carriageway shall not be less than 16
feet in width.
 Streets shall be drained, maca-
 damised and oiled.
 4. Building Lots. Lots shall be offer-
ed for sale at ten cents per square foot
payable on such terms and conditions as
the Central Authority may determine.
 (ii) No lot shall be less than 5,000
square feet. A purchaser shall have the
option of purchasing two adjoining lots.
 (iii) No lot shall be sub-divided.
 .5. Building Line. No part of alny
building shall be nearer than 21 feet from
the centre of the main road leading to
"Havoc House."
 (ii) No part of any building shall be
nearer than 21 feet from any street built
by the Central Authority for providing
access to buildings.

 6. Building Regulations.
 (i) A person intending to erect, re-
 move or alter a building shall
 give notice of such intention to
 the Central Authority in dupli-
 cate on the prescribed form
 which shall be accompanied by a
 complete set of drawings of the
 proposed building. No building
 operation shall be undertaken
 until the plans are approved.
 (ii) All houses shall be built of
 masonry (i.e. stone), concrete,
 concrete blocks or bricks and
 covered with slates, tiles, metal,
 asbestos shingles or other incom-
 bustible material.
 (iii) The size, design and colour of
 any building shall be subject to
 the approval of the Central
 Authority.
 (iv) Water closets shall be installed
 in every case and no other form
 of privy shall be allowed.
 (v) All lots shall be suitably enclosed
 and the materials used shall be
 subject to the approval of the
 Central Authority.


 (vi) In all other respects the Kings-
 town Board (Buildings) Bye-
 laws, 1947, shall apply.
 7. Lighting. The area shall be provid-
ed with street lights when a sufficient
supply of electricity is available.
 8. Water Supply. Water shall be
supplied by the owners from mains laid
in the area.
 9. Prohibited Undertakings. No dry
goods store, shop, parlour or other place
where food is sold shall be established
or conducted without the approval in
writing of the Central Authority.
10. Persons to Rectify Departures from
the Regulations i/ Called Upon by the
Executive Oficer to Do So. (i) Any
Authorised Person who executes work to
which any of the Regulations apply and
who receives notice from the Executive
Officer in writing, at any time during
the progress or after the completion of
the work specifying any matters in re-
spect of which the erection or execution
may be in contravention of these Regu-
lations, and requiring such person with-
in a time specified, to cause anything
done contrary to any of these Regulations
to be amended, or to do anything which
by any such Regulations may be required
to be done, but which has been omitted
to be done, shall, within the time speci-
fied, comply with the several require-
ments and shall deliver to the Executive
Officer within a reasonable time, a notice
of the completion of such work.
 (ii) In case of non-compliance with
the requirements of the aforesaid notice,
it shall be lawful for the Authority to
execute the works required and to re-
cover the cost from the defaulting party
as a civil debt.



 Made by the Central Housing and
Planning Authority under the provisions
of the Town and Country Planning
Ordinance this 12th day of July, 1951.

 JOHN L. CHAPMAN,
 Secretary,
 Central Housing & Planning
 Authority.

 E. D. B. CHARLES,
 Chairman,
 Central Housing & Planning
 Authority.

 Approved by the Governor-in-Council
this 2nd day of August, 1951.

 A. V. KING.
 Clerk of Executive Council.