Ordinance 1954 - Laserfiche WebLink

I 1 when such building or place is occupied by the one to whom such 2 heat is undertaken to be furnished, keep and maintain there- 3 in a healthful temperature, at all times complying with 4 all laws and ordinances pertaining to and regulating humidity 5 and ventilation, and it shall be unlawful for such persons 6 to fail, neglect or refuse to keep and maintain such health- 7 ful, temperature therein. In all tenements, apartment 8 houses, inns, hotels, stores, office buildings and lodging 9 houses, the owners and proprietors shall be presumed to 10 have undertaken to furnish artificial heatfor and on behalf 11 of all tenants and guests therein unless a specific agree- 12 ment to the contrary is expressly shown, but this provision 13 shall not be deemed to excuse or relieve from prosecution 14 amy other person undertaking to furnish artificia seat for 15 or on behalf of said owners or proprietors. 16 17 section 7 : The Health officer and his duly authorized 18 agents shall have the right at all reasonable hours to enter 19 any building orplace coming under the provisions of this 20 ordinance and to place and maintain therein recording ther- 21 moneters or other instruments for the gauging and measuring 22 of heat , and it shall be unlawful to interfere or obstruct 23 said officer in so doing. 24 ection8 : The provisions of this ordinance shall not 25 be deemed or held to apply to a maximum temperature of more 26 than seventy (70 ) degrees 1 ahrenheit in any of the above 27 mentioned places during such times as the natural temperature 28 may be above sevety (70) degrees, nor shall the provisions 29 of this ordinance be deemed or held to apply to any building 30 occupied by one family only and used exclusively as a private 31 dwelling . -3.