A Plan for a Housing Survey
A Plan for a Housing Survey
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8. Use of cellars and basements for living purposes.
9. Drainage of cellar, yard, etc.
10. Use of surface wells and relation to privy vaults.
11. Provisions for sewer and running water.
12. Plumbing conditions closed or open.
13. Condition of water-closets or privies.
14. Garbage disposal and receptacles.
15. Stables or any animals on premises.
16. Number and general condition of fire escapes.
6 COMMISSION OF IMMIGRATION AND HOUSING.
(C) These reports above mentioned should be made out for ever...y house (whether the outer appearance be "good" or "bad") in the districts where intensive surveys are to be made. Several square blocks, at least, should be selected for such intensive surveys, and they should include the homes of aliens and the wage earners who are most open to exploitation by greedy landlords. Several blocks in the "better" districts should be surveyed for comparison.
(D) In addition to these intensive surveys, a survey of the general housing conditions should be made by one small group, or by the head worker mentioned above.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8. Use of cellars and basements for living purposes.
9. Drainage of cellar, yard, etc.
10. Use of surface wells and relation to privy vaults.
11. Provisions for sewer and running water.
12. Plumbing conditions closed or open.
13. Condition of water-closets or privies.
14. Garbage disposal and receptacles.
15. Stables or any animals on premises.
16. Number and general condition of fire escapes.
6 COMMISSION OF IMMIGRATION AND HOUSING.
(C) These reports above mentioned should be made out for ever...y house (whether the outer appearance be "good" or "bad") in the districts where intensive surveys are to be made. Several square blocks, at least, should be selected for such intensive surveys, and they should include the homes of aliens and the wage earners who are most open to exploitation by greedy landlords. Several blocks in the "better" districts should be surveyed for comparison.
(D) In addition to these intensive surveys, a survey of the general housing conditions should be made by one small group, or by the head worker mentioned above.
What to read after A Plan for a Housing Survey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California Commission of Immigration And Housing to read onlineMoreLess
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