REMARKS
Board of Mealth,
Springfield, Mass.
190
To
DEAR SIR:-
I am directed by the Board of Health to inform you
that your application for a stable at
has been considered and a license to occupy will be granted provided
you have complied with the following provisions:-
The erection of the stable must be begun within sixty
First.
days from the date hereof (if not already erected), and prosecuted to
completion in all its appointments with reasonable dispatch.
Second.
Construction of floor and stalls must be of such
material and constructed in such a manner as to deaden the sound
and render premises as noiseless as possible when occupied, and
must be so constructed and drained that no floor excrement or refuse
liquids shall flow upon or into the ground.
Third.
The receptacle for manure shall be so constructed and
ventilated that its contents shall not cause it to be a nuisance,
either within or without the building.
Fourth
ducted to the public sewer wherever practicable, and in all cases,
must, together with ventilation, be made satisfactory to the Board
of Health
The drainage of every stable shall be properly con-
Fifth.
in public view.
No manure or
bedding shall remain outside the stable
If there are reasons why exception should be made to any of
these rules, they should be explained to the Board of Health at once,
otherwise it will be considered that the conditions have been
accepted by you.
The stable must not be occupied until examined by an Inspector
from this department, and a license to occupy obtained.
Very respectfully,
Agent
