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Memorandum: City Surveyor pointing out anomalies between two Acts passed in 1879, namely the City of

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Unique IDA-00316434SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 5th April 1889 and 2nd May 1889Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionMemo: City Surveyor pointing out anomalies between two Acts passed in 1879, namely the City of Sydney Improvement Act and the Sydney Corporation Act, when it comes to dealing with dangerous and ruinous buildings. In one case the City Improvement Board and the City Building Surveyor have to act together on decisions about what to do, whereas in the other the City Surveyor has the right to act without consultation. The City Solicitor opines that the Corporation Act gives the City Surveyor the right to act independently of the City Improvement Board or the City Building Inspector. The City Surveyor states that he intends to act this way in the future and finishes "please instruct". The Mayor rules the "City Solicitors opinion to be carried out".LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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